In all 4 days6 plenary talks in the morning (30 minutes each)

2 elective workshops/classes* in the afternoon (3 hours)

• 08/Nov - Tuesday
  
  Enterprise Architecture (TOGAF® | ArchiMate®)

  Time	Title	Speaker	Abstract	Expected Outcome
  08:00-09:15	Register		Participants must register and pick up their badge at the entrance of the event
  09:15-09:30	Opening	Roberto Severo The Open Group Country Manager - Braszl / Colombia / Peru	Welcome, opening and event guidelines
  09:30-10:00	The Open Group Updates	Steve Nunn The Open Group President and CEO (in English)	The Open Group President and CEO will update The Open Group on open standards trends	Know the priorities and what's on The Open Group's agenda regarding certifications, training programs, and what The Open Group does best: open standards.
  10:00-10:30	Meta-Architecture - The Architecture of your Architecture	Átila Belloquim Gnosis Knowledge Solutions Partner / Director	In this presentation we will present an architectural model recommended for a high maturity architecture practice. Through an Archimate model, we will show how the various domains of architecture should be configured to establish an architecture area that delivers the expected results based on TOGAF.	Participants will get a clear idea of what is needed to establish an effective architecture practice in their organizations.
  10:30-11:00	The Value of Enterprise Architecture for Organizations	Antonio Plais Centus Consultoria Owner and Senior Consultant	In 2022 Bizzdesign conducted a survey of hundreds of professionals and executives to understand how organizations are using enterprise architecture and the gains they are making. This talk presents the key findings from this work, and shows how it is possible to establish a clear relationship between a robust and mature enterprise architecture practice and significant gains for the business and success of organizations.	Attendees will be able to understand how the evolution of their enterprise architecture practices can positively impact their organizations' business results, and assess how to establish a growth roadmap that brings more value and importance to the field and the architecture professionals involved.
  11:00-11:30	Coffee Break		A Coffee Break will be served to all in the Showcase room of the event. Attendees will be able to network and visit the tables with the sponsors' solutions.
  11:30-12:00	The importance of EA and alignment between IT and business for the transformation of organizations	Ailton Queiroz COAMO CIO	This session will address the importance of enterprise architecture (EA) and alignment between IT and business to support the transformation of organizations, with presentation of COAMO's Management and Governance Case: "Jornada Tecnológica 2030 - uma cooperativa moderna e digital a serviço do cooperado" (Technological Journey 2030 - a modern and digital cooperative at the service of cooperative members)	Through market data and a real case of success, participants will be able to see the strategic role of EA in the business and IT transformation journeys in organizations to achieve objectives such as: ensuring that IT investments are aligned with the priorities of business and with the critical success factors; being able to follow changes with agility and governance, with measurement of results; rationalize and optimize investments in technology; and modernizing IT applications and capabilities.
  12:00-12:30	EA - Case MRV Engineering	Ariel Carneiro Grupo Mult CEO	Get to know the solution developed by Grupo Mult and applied in an environmental education project for MRV Engenharia.	The presentation's main objective is to demonstrate the application of the 3Ms, methodology developed by Grupo Mult, through the use of TOGAF and Archimate, to solve business evolution difficulties considering situations of lack of traceability and reuse of developed solutions, impact of new solutions on the business and on technology, information security and governance.
  12:30-13:00	The professionals behind an EA strategy.	Jorge Leandro Fabre NTT Data Enterprise Architecture Executive	Enterprise architecture in a company is provided by several types of professionals, with distinct technical and functional specialties, who work with the aim of promoting the modernization of products and services. Understanding the various profiles, delivery objectives, and positions in the organizational structure is important for the success of this practice.	Clarify all the profiles of a enterprise and technology domain architect, helping in the vision of the mission that must be achieved in the day to day of these professionals.
  13:00-14:30	Lunch		Lunch - open for participants to have lunch nearby	Upon returning, participants should proceed to the workshop rooms - on the same floor as the plenary
  14:30-17:30	WORKSHOP Business Value of Architecture / Cases / Architecture Roundtable Discussion	Ricardo Garcia Avanade Director, Solution Architecture	There will be two parts: Part 1 - Business Value of Architecture: Understand how architecture can generate business value, going through the areas of infrastructure, alliance and enterprise architecture. We will review the current context of the discipline, explore some numbers (adoption, projects, statistics) and discuss where to start implementing an area of architecture in the enterprise. Part 2 - Roundtable with Avanade and guests about some cases and lived experiences in the practice of architecture implementation and governance.	Participants will understand how the area of architecture can generate value for the business and where to start structuring an architecture team. They will also experience practical cases, showing how the theory was applied and the day-to-day difficulties.
  14:30-17:30	WORKSHOP Answering Key Business Questions through Enterprise Architecture	Marcia Maciel SoftwareAG Business Strategic Solutions Manager	This Workshop will present a perspective on Enterprise Architecture (EA), which focuses on an approach based on business issues. From the perspective that Enterprise Architecture is always linked to business issues, we will discuss an approach that allows the enterprise architect to organize EA-related issues, whether for defining a new architecture, evaluating existing architecture, or adapting architecture to business changes, around business issues, which facilitates sharing the enterprise architecture perspective with business managers.	Through theoretical explanations and practical examples, the Workshop aims to enable the enterprise architect to organize EA-related issues, whether for defining a new architecture, evaluating existing architecture, or adapting architecture to business changes, around business issues, facilitating the sharing of the enterprise architecture perspective with business managers.

• 09/Nov - Wednesday
  
  aEA Day - Talks by architects for architects - Association os Enterprise Architects

  Time	Title	Speaker	Abstract	Expected Outcome
  08:00-09:15	Register		Participants must register and pick up their badge at the entrance of the event
  09:15-09:30	Opening	Roberto Severo The Open Group Country Manager - Brazil / Colombia / Peru	Welcome, opening and event guidelines
  09:30-10:30	aEA & Enterprise Architecture - The Umbrella of Architectures	Roberto Severo / Jorge Fabre a|EA Vice-chair / Chair	This double talk will show concepts (often misunderstood) about Enterprise architecture, and how a community of architects, a|EA (Association of Enterprise Architects) can contribute by forming a community.	The idea is to clarify not only the role of the Enterprise Architect, but also other domain architectures (infrastructure, software, solutions, data, etc.)
  10:30-11:00	Enterprise Architecture is not a project!	Hadeliane Iendrike SE7TI Tecnology & Information SE7Ti Partner-Director	Enterprise Architecture should not be treated as a project, but rather as a practice that is institutionalized in the company. This is because Enterprise Architecture is not "something" with a beginning, middle and end, but rather a way of working that should be part of the work routine.	The main motivation for this lecture is to convey to the participants the idea that Enterprise Architecture can be used in a specific project, but that it transcends the duration of the specific projects. When seen this way, Enterprise Architecture brings several "collateral" benefits to the company.
  11:00-11:30	Coffee Break		A Coffee Break will be served to all in the Showcase room of the event. Attendees will be able to network and visit the tables with the sponsors' solutions.
  11:30-12:00	Enterprise Architecture at TecBan: from paper to practice	Luís Ricardo Machado Bueno Denis Moralez Millan TecBan Enterprise Architect	Evolution of the Corporate Architecture adoption at TecBan in recent years: corporate alliances, reorganization of teams, functions, work tools.	Inspirations, ideas and motivators to leverage Enterprise Architecture within your companies.
  12:00-12:30	The Agile Requirement - A New Definition	Fabrício Laguna IIBA Brasil President	When someone uses the term requirement agile, they are usually not referring exactly to a requirement, but to some process related to requirements or to requirements engineering as a whole. Training or lectures with the name requirement agile usually present a set of recommendations and techniques to elicit, specify or maintain requirements, including User Stories, Story Mapping, Acceptance Criteria, BDD, Prototyping, Backlog Management and Kanban. The current principle is aimed at solution development projects (usually software). The proposed new definition is broader, applicable to both agile and waterfall approaches, and oriented to business agility. And it is not about processes, but a real requirement, to be included in all digital transformation projects.	1. Leverage business agility with dynamically configurable solutions 2. Use the agile requirement to stimulate your team's creativity 3. Model business with configurable processes and rules.
  12:30-13:00	Architecture Panel	All Participants	An architecture panel with an "open microphone" for architects and professionals in the field to talk and debate issues related to architecture, between concepts and their practice.	A rich display of topics about architecture, mediated by experienced architects.
  13:00-14:30	Lunch		Lunch - open for participants to have lunch nearby	Upon returning, participants should proceed to the workshop rooms - on the same floor as the plenary
  14:30-17:30	WORKSHOP Enterprise architecture as an enabler of digital transformation (Arquitectura empresarial como habilitador de la transformación digital) (in Spanish)	David Alexander Peña Franco MEGA International Senior Presales Engineer	In this workshop we will communicate how Enterprise Architecture (EA) can enable digital transformation for all type of organizations/enterprises. Please join us and see how with the help of our tool dashboards you can have the overview of how your company operates, the tool connects IT departments, processes owners, risk managers, and data governance. The objective is to provide a single repository to help decision makers collect, visualize, analyze, and communicate information to better plan and adapt to change.	Attendees will learn how Enterprise Architecture (EA) can enable digital transformation for all types of organizations/companies, what are the benefits of implementing EA in their organizations and how with the help of the tool dashboards you can get an overview of how your company operates, the tool connects IT departments, process owners, risk managers and data governance. The goal is to provide a single repository to help decision makers collect, visualize, analyze, and communicate information to better plan for and adapt to change.
  14:30-17:30	WORKSHOP Modern Data Architectures: the challenge of delivering "small & smart data" in a "big data" context.	Tassiana Rugoni de Campos FIAP MBA Coordinator	New use cases involving event capture and object sensing have expanded the possibilities for gaining insights and creating new products and services. Valuable opportunities such as these have driven the market to dive into what we call "Data Driven Culture", and lead its professionals to Data Literacy. Therefore, data architectures for storage and decision making urgently need to be revisited. In a multicloud context, based on massive parallel processing, the architect needs to recycle his data knowledge to design robust and scalable solutions. In this workshop, we will detail this new data context, and challenge you to build a modern architecture for decision making!	Ability to rethink and redesign the data architecture of your enterprise solutions to absorb the latest business requirements.

• 10/Nov - Thursday
  
  (Security (Open FAIR™| Digital | EA (TOGA / ArchiMate)

  Time	Title	Speaker	Abstract	Expected Outcome
  08:00-09:15	Register		Participants must register and pick up their badge at the entrance of the event
  09:15-09:30	Opening	Roberto Severo The Open Group Country Manager - Brazil / Colombia / Peru	Welcome, opening and event guidelines
  09:30-10:00	Agile architecture in a business agile environment	Ed Carmo & Yure Ouriques Oliveira SalesForce/EAC & PETROBRAS Engagement Delivery Director & IT Consultant	Scaled Agile Inc defines Development Value Streams (DVS) as the sequence of activities required to convert a business need into an enabled Digital Solution/Product. It is noted that SAFe does not provide all the detail of what is needed to properly implement DVSs, it must be harmonized with good governance practices, including but not limited to: ITIL, COBIT, TOGAF, and COSO; to fill any possible gaps related to "why", "what", "when", "how", and "who". To enable this harmonization, we are using the Open Group's reference architecture for IT Governance (IT4IT v3.0), assuming specific correlation between SAFe and IT4IT functions. Also, as mentioned by Scaled Agile Inc - Emergent architecture is not enough at scale. No team in a larger enterprise or working on a large-scale solution has a view of the full backlog or can reasonably anticipate all the changes that follow, many of which arise outside of their local control. For this reason, teams need some intent architecture, a set of planned and intentional architectural guidelines that improve solution design, performance, usability, and direction for the design of multiple squads within the same train while synchronizing implementation. Applied together, intentional architecture and emergent architecture enable Agile Release Trains (ARTs) to create and maintain solutions at scale.	Reliable scaled agile implementation, resulting in improved business agility.
  10:00-10:30	The importance of Cyber Security in a good IT architecture	Carlos Augusto Guerra GSO Consulting Director	Contextualize the importance of the security area in the context of the organization	A positioning of Information Security within organizations with a strategic vision
  10:30-11:00	Stop, Spot, and Defend: Aligning EA with Digital Security Architecture	Kishan Patel Avolution Software Software Consultant (in Inglês)	With a rise of cybersecurity threats and risks, it’s more important than ever to establish a strong risk management plan for your enterprise. But where to start? In this presentation, we’ll outline key steps to aligning your enterprise architecture with cybersecurity, using popular frameworks like TOGAF and NIST.	To learn tips for enhancing your cybersecurity, using examples from the Enterprise Architecture tool, ABACUS. Topics include: - Why do we need cybersecurity, what is NIST, and how we can use it to prepare - Aligning your enterprise with the five functions of NIST - Using implementation tiers to conduct a risk assessment - Using profiles to reach a desired outcome
  11:00-11:30	Coffee Break		A Coffee Break will be served to all in the Showcase room of the event. Attendees will be able to network and visit the tables with the sponsors' solutions.
  11:30-12:00	IT-TO Convergence as leverage for Industry 4.0	Pedro Vieira PETROBRAS Manager	To effectively reach an Industry 4.0 from the concepts of Digital Transformation, it is necessary to invest in the key to convergence between Information Technology, Operation Technology and Engineering Technology. Foreseeing the significant generation of value from this integrated vision, in 2022 PETROBRAS inaugurated the Center of Excellence IIoT, which has started to discuss structuring actions and Business deliveries in different fronts. The paper will present the Industry's view on PETROBRAS' Convergence and IIoT CoE.	Understand the role that an IT-OT convergence roadmap needs to play when talking about the Data Path and Digital Transformation in Industry, and, underlyingly, the role of data standards in that journey.
  12:00-12:30	Data Architecture: the price you pay for democratization!	Erico Luiz Rocha & Gustavo Marin PwC Brazil Data Manager & Analytics Diretor de Estratégia e Arquitetura de TI	Digital transformation has brought significant challenges for information management in organizations. The democratization of a huge amount of data demands agile solutions capable of processing it for efficient decision making, with integrity and in ethical and legal compliance. Given these circumstances, designing, maintaining and evolving Data Architecture requires an approach supported by good Data Governance practices.	The value of data governance in a democratized data architecture. Market insight, reference models and frameworks, best practices and lessons learned.
  12:30-13:00	IT4IT v3 Summary of this standard for IT & QA	Ed Carmo & Yure Ouriques Salesforce/Petrobras Owner/CSO & Tech Consultant	Brief presentation of IT4IT v3, main changes and focus of the Standard	Have an understanding of the standard based on case studies and market applications of the IT4IT IT standard
  13:00-14:30	Lunch		Lunch - open for participants to have lunch nearby	Upon returning, participants should proceed to the workshop rooms - on the same floor as the plenary
  14:30-17:30	WORKSHOP Quantifying Risk with Open FAIR™	Alberto Bastos Modulo Security CEO	CRQ - Cyber Risk Quantification is a trend in cyber risk management, supporting business and investment decisions based on quantitative methods to measure risks. The Open FAIR™ (Factor Analysis of Information Risk) standard, published by the Open Group Security Forum, provides a standardized process for quantitative risk analysis, creating common language and supporting the selection of various security options based on cost/benefit analysis.	Based on a process tested and approved in several organizations, participants will learn in practice how to use the Open FAIR™ standard for quantitative risk management, not limited only to the information security area, but can be applied to any domain and risk scenarios. It is composed of two main standards that form the Open FAIR™ Body of Knowledge: Risktaxonomy (O-RT) which describes the terms, definitions, and relationships used in risk analysis and, Risk Analysis (O-RA) which defines a process and key related aspects for conducting an effective risk analysis.
  14:30-17:30	WORKSHOP Business Architecture - What's in it?	Atila Belloquim Gnosis Knowledge Solutions Partner and Director	In this workshop we will see a suggested content for Business Architecture, including a high-level view of the techniques involved. Participants will build the suggested artifacts for a case study.	An overview of the contents of a Business Architecture, with the main artifacts and techniques for building it.

• 11/Nov -Friday
  
  Environment (Open Footprint™) | Automation (OPAF™) | Oil & Gas (OSDU™)

  Time	Title	Speaker	Abstract	Expected Outcome
  08:00-09:15	Register		Participants must register and pick up their badge at the entrance of the event
  09:15-09:30	Opening	Roberto Severo The Open Group Country Manager - Brazil / Colombia / Peru	Welcome, opening and event guidelines
  09:30-10:00	Open Standards Enabling the Green Energy Economy	Jim Hietala The Open Group VP, Business Dev/Security (in English)	Given that there is the broad societal interest in reducing carbon emissions, including from regulators and investors, companies will face increasing pressure to get to net zero, as well as to effectively measure and share their carbon data. Companies however face practical challenges in the measurement, utilization, and sharing of carbon data. There are various standards initiatives underway that seek to add clarity regarding carbon footprints, including data interoperability, standard data models, and open calculation engines. This presentation will describe the carbon measurement landscape, including the issues and requirements of the various actors, a survey of relevant standards efforts, and a discussion of The Open Group Open Footprint Forum.	Understanding the standards developed by The Open Group members within the Open Footprint Forum addressing this important environmental agenda.
  10:00-10:30	O-PAS System Configuration Tool	Libânio Carlos de Souza Nova SMAR S/A President and Director	We present the main features of a system configuration tool using components designed to the O-PAS standard. The use of OPC_UA, IEC 61131, O-PAS Functional Blocks, and AML technologies are demonstrated.	Practical overview of the use of OPC_UA, IEC 61131, O-PAS Functional Blocks, and AML technologies.
  10:30-11:00	PeTWIN: a conceptual digital twin architecture for petroleum production based on cloud-native open solutions and OSDU	Marcos Tomazzoli Leipnitz UFRGS - Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul D.Sc.in Computer Science	PeTWIN is a joint initiative involving partners of academia and the upstream oil & gas industry aiming to define a research-based agnostic vision and the best practices for implementing sustainable, usable and maintainable digital twins for field management. We address the interdisciplinary IT challenges of digital twins by understanding their requirements when applied to the specific field of petroleum production. We conceive state-of-the-art solutions for data integration and interchanging through the adoption of standards and ontology models, data storage by exploring the best system architecture and cloud solutions, and data analytics and simulation using visualization and artificial intelligence techniques. To address the major challenge of data integration and interchanging, our conceptual architecture relies on a series of open cloud-native solutions, such as the Open Subsurface Data Universe (OSDU). In this talk, we report on the ongoing efforts to design and implement our conceptual microservice-based architecture of a digital twin for petroleum production, discussing the main benefits and challenges we faced in experimenting with OSDU. We discuss the use of OSDU as a service provided by 47Lining and our attempts to deploy its components on-premise.	We understand the attendees of this talk will learn about the conceptual elements of digital twins in general and their application to the upstream oil & gas industry. From a more technical standpoint, the attendees will understand how the OSDU can contribute to the foundations of a data integration and interchanging system to build digital twins, as well as exchange experiences from our hands-on experience with deploying and experimenting with OSDU.
  11:00-11:30	Coffee Break		A Coffee Break will be served to all in the Showcase room of the event. Attendees will be able to network and visit the tables with the sponsors' solutions.
  11:30-12:00	Current overview of OSDU architecture implementation, challenges and opportunities.	Juliana Fernandes Araújo Ies Brazil Data Analyst	The Open Subsurface Data Universe (OSDU) Forum is driven by the contribution of Oil and Gas companies, software developers and academic institutions to create a new platform on the cloud to allocate all data relevant to the E&P industry in the same platform and in formats widely used. Also, it aims to provide APIs to software developers and companies being able to allocate and access data from the platform on the cloud in a variety of applications. Since OSDU Platform is cloud based, it is important to have workflows to ingest and access data stored on the cloud and display in maps to control the data in the buckets and provides access to data in a variety of formats, that is .segy, .dlis, .las and reports. Data must be ingested into OSDU, so far in our Workflow there is a great effort to perform the data ingestion. Once ingested all data can be consumed by software’s to visualize, search and process wells and seismic data, such as INT/IVAAP that can easily read complex data formats, like .segy, .dlis and .las to create plots, visualize and integrate well and seismic data, 3D graphics view including faults, grids and surfaces, all loaded from the cloud. Also, OSDU uses new seismic formats: OpenVDS, OpenVDS+ and VDS from BLUWARE, that drastically reduce the size of .segy files to help store in cloud and OSDU platform. For Data Science, TIBCO supplies a direct and native connector to OSDU for TIBCO Spotfire that is a powerful analytics platform with unique capabilities of interactivity and cross analyzes with well data and seismic data, with easy-to-use machine learning tools and integration with Python and R functions to improve the analytics possibilities drastically.	e hope the audience understands the importance of OSDU as a cloud data platform architecture is important for the oil and gas industry.
  12:00-12:30	Defining the data architecture of the Open Subsurface Data Universe platform	Givanildo Santana do Nascimento PETROBRAS Exploration Data Integration Coordinator	The Open Subsurface Data Universe (OSDU) data platform has been proposed as a standardized, open source, and independent alternative to proprietary technologies to stimulate innovation in the energy industry. Its architecture is based on modern microservices standards, asynchronous communication, abstracts the data storage layer, and provides the development of cloud-native solutions. This presentation will define the data and application reference architectures on which OSDU is founded, making correspondences with data architectures in the scientific literature and used in common data models from other industries.	By attending this presentation, attendees will learn more about the robust, open architecture that underpins OSDU by relating it to architectural patterns currently used in cloud-native, microservices-based, container-published applications with independence between the application and data consumption layers and the underlying data storage and access layers.
  12:30-13:00	Leveraging OSDU on AWS to Optimize Workflows	Wladmir Frazão AWS	OSDU is an open source, standards-based, technology agnostic data platform, and the AWS implementation leverages AWS services to deliver the most versatile and performant version in the market. In this session, you will get to know the overall architecture of OSDU on AWS, the underlying services and why it matters, what are the differentiators you can use, how to disrupt with OSDU on AWS, and how operators are exploring those capabilities to become data driven organizations.	Understand based on real use cases and examples from other Operators on how to leverage OSDU on AWS to disrupt your workflows on your path to becoming a data driven organization.
  13:00-14:30	Lunch		Lunch - open for participants to have lunch nearby	Upon returning, participants should proceed to the workshop rooms - on the same floor as the plenary
  14:30-17:30	WORKSHOP Open Standards - EA and Sustainability	Jim Hietala The Open Group VP, Business. Dev./Security (in English)	This workshop aims to examine the current barriers that exist for the capture, measurement, exchange, and use of environmental data. In this workshop, our focus will be on understanding the views of the various sectors involved in the capture, measurement, and sharing of carbon data for Scopes 1, 2, and 3. This work will ultimately result in a findings and presentation document that will generally benefit these stakeholders in understanding the issues of concern across the various constituencies. The outcome will also help inform the Open Footprint Forum work of The Open Group, which is working on standards and an open source reference data platform in this area.	This Business Scenario on Environmental Data Exchange workshop aims to show the benefits of adopting open standards to exercise carbon data capture for companies and professionals who have this agenda evident.
  14:30-17:30	WORKSHOP TBD