1. DoDAF 3.0: A Web 2.0 and SOA Mashup!
Dr. Brand Niemann
Chief, Power Technology Branch*
Army Power Division
Research Development & Engineering Command (RDECOM)
March ??, 2009
* I wish!

2. Identity Management Problem
Brand Niemann:
Chief, Power Technology Branch, Army Power Division, Research Development & Engineering Command (RDECOM):
Only in my dreams, but I started to dream what I would say next year if I was invited and had this dream job!
Senior Enterprise Architect, Office of the CIO, U.S. EPA; and
My day job.
Co-Chair, Federal SOA CoP and Federal SICoP.
The reason David Chesebrough, President of the Association for Enterprise Integration recommended I speak at this conference.

3. Thanks
Kristine Ortiz-Cortes for a organizing a great conference and providing the Internet connection.
My Community of Practice colleagues who are presenting next:
Capabilities of a Secure, Event-Notification Service-Oriented Architecture:
David E. Ellis, Information Management Architect, Computer Security Division, Sandia National Laboratory.
Controlling Information Integrity:
Dr. John Salasin, Scientist, National Institute of Standards and Technology.

4. Credit
The New Language of Business: SOA and Web 2.0, Sandy Carter, Vice President, SOA and WebSphere Strategy, Channels and Marketing, IBM:
How to leverage SOA, Web 2.0, and related technologies to drive new levels of operational excellence and business innovation.
Web 2.0 facilitates the collaboration aspects, and SOA enables the infrastructure for flexibility.

5. Conference Experience
Really enjoyed presentations and conversations!
What would we be talking about at next year’s conference?
Business Transformation Knowledgebases.
Enterprise Mashups.
Composite Applications and Data Mashups.

6. Business Transformation Knowledgebases

7. Enterprise Mashups
Enterprise Mashups are application hybrids combining content and functions from more than one existing source to create powerful Web applications, integrated Web experiences and expanded customer value networks.
Mashups are created by combining internal sources such as enterprise data with external Web resources such as Google Maps.
Mashups are created when different application program interfaces (API) are combined or 'mashed' to create an entirely new application.

8. Enterprise Mashups

9. Enterprise Mashups
Mashups are the fastest growing enterprise ecosystem on the Web by far. Mashups are social, role-based, network-centric, complex, distributed and essential to all knowledge-based networks, models and businesses.
They are a critical method to enhance customer experience, to drive productivity growth (innovation) and achieve fundamental advancements in knowledge economy competitiveness. Customers, employees, suppliers and other stakeholders gain enormous benefits using enterprise mashups to create new applications and expanding customer value networks.
Open Enterprise 2.0 Mashup Summit: Expanding Customer Value Networks

10. Enterprise Mashups
Recall that George Thomas referred to this.

11. Composite Applications and Data Mashups
MindTouch Deki Wiki "Itasca" is the first major release since "Hayes" last June. This is an exciting release because it includes many new features, significant performance improvements, usability enhancements, and a new tool that makes it a lot easier to create data mashups and composite applications.
Create composite applications and data mashups using a new dialog that gives users access to the more than 100 extensions to applications from Yahoo!, Google, Microsoft, and more! Without knowing how to program users can stitch together services from all over the web or from within their own Intranet to create situational applications and dynamic reports from multiple data sources and applications.

12. Composite Applications and Data Mashups