
What we’re about
Welcome to The Architecting for Innovation Meet-up group.
This group was formed initially as an offshoot from the Australasian Architecture Network Group on Linkedin www.linkedin.com/groups/1822816 Then it was a group of Enterprise and Solution Architects meeting in the pub for a few beers and a chat.
Since then, we have run several formal meet-ups in Sydney and Melbourne. The subjects have changed and morphed but always with an Architecture undertone with an eye on innovation.
Meet-up subjects have included:-
- Who needs Data Architecture anyway?
- Architecting intelligent enterprises
- Business Capability Modelling - Creating a performance framework Lunch and learn
- A journey into Enterprise Architecture
- Architecting for Governance at Scale
- How architectures fail, and what to do about it
- Databricks Delta Lake Deep Dive & Roadmap
- Digital Transformation in Banking
- Customer 360
- EA for Digital - Digital for EA
- CQRS and event sourcing
- The Future of Data in a Hybrid/Multi-Cloud Environment
- Practical mechanisms to align Business Architecture with Technology Architecture
- Making sense of Data-Driven Architecture
- Modern Data Pipelines with Kafka and MongoDB
- Salesforce/Mulesoft with Telstra Track & Monitor
- First meetup of 2020! Are you Well-Architected
- Leadership, AR and (A|V|M) Crime
- Kafka with MongoDB and Confluent
- The CIO and The Start-up Founder
- Modern apps in a microservices age
- Internet of Things in the Property Market (IoT in PropTech)
- Creating a Strategic Enterprise Architecture – from Noisy to Influential
- Building a Sustainable Opensource Ecosystem
- Unveiling the Sydney IoT Landscape
- Pragmatic Approach to Microservices and Cell-based Architecture
- Open Source Technology in an Open Architecture World
- Product across NPP and Cyber-security in The Global Payments Landscape
- FinTech Sydney - Start-up to Enterprise
- Disruptive Innovation
- FinTech
- IoT Security
- Attracting and retaining Architects
- DevOps
- Wearable Devices and the Internet of Things
- Predicting The Future of Cloud
- Tom Graves Masterclass
We work hard to provide value to our community through access to pertinent market intelligence and networking platforms, creating and hosting industry thought leadership events; and presenting interesting jobs for exciting companies.
We cover a range of subjects in the Technology and Digital landscape with the focus on innovation and disruption.
If you are keen on joining a panel for any of the upcoming meet-ups, let me know.
Thanks,
Andrew Blades
www.linkedin.com/in/andrewblades
[Andrew@TheBridgeSearch.com](mailto:Andrew@TheBridgeSearch.com)
[www.TheBridgeSearch.com](http://www.thebridgesearch.com/)

Upcoming events (2)
See all- Data double act, Darryl Carr and David Wiebe, are back!Link visible for attendees
Our comedy data double act, Darryl Carr and David Wiebe, are back!
Join us for another round of sharp, insightful, and hilariously data-driven discussions, complete with engaging fireside chats.
Stay tuned—more details coming soon!
Darryl Carr
Editor, Enterprise Architecture Professional JournalDirector and Principal, HCA Advisory
Darryl Carr has been working in technology-related roles for over 35 years. He is the Director of Perth-based HCA Advisory, and is the Editor of the Enterprise Architecture Professional Journal. Darryl is also active in the global architecture community, helping to organise and run various local and international events, and as the Founder of The Architecture Cooperative and Women in Architecture (WIA) Australia.David Wiebe
Principal - Institute For Data Management
Certified Data Management Professional - Master
Principal - Institute For Data Management
David has 35 years of experience in data management, covering data architecture, data modelling, data storage, data operations, systems development, and integration.
David is currently collaborating with the CSIRO and the Department of Health in the development of Australia’s version of the Health Data Standard called FHIR.
David’s area of specialty is creating agreed understandings of data and information. He helps organisations manage their language, with business glossaries, common vocabularies, and data dictionaries. He uses conceptual and logical enterprise data models to capture the scope of data under consideration, their definitions, and which business activities are they involved in, as well as how the data is integrated into a consistent view.Architecting for Innovation Lunch and Learn
Wednesday, the 6th August
12:30 PM to 1:30 PM AEDT
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