Resources
Model Management Forum
Canonical Model Management Forum
This annual two day forum is aimed at Architects and Senior Management to share experiences and learn about developing and rolling out Canonical Models in their Enterprise. Participants have the opportunity to hear from a variety of organizations that span many different sectors but share a surprisingly common set of challenges. Each session is supported by a panel of guest presenters with real world experience in large Government and Fortune 1000 size organizations.
The 2011 Canonical Model Managers Forum was held in Washington, DC. Copies of the presentations from the actual event are available from the links below.
Canonical Model Managers Forum
Canonical Model Managers Forum introduction.
Federated SOA Using Federated Canonical Models
Implementing a Federated Canonical Model.
Canonical Model Examples and the Rationale for Adopting One
Model Driven Information Exchange.
Industry Direction
Canonical Model Management Best Practices and Key Trends.
igniteXML Overview
Simplifying Enterprise Integration with one model for data in motion.
Canonical Models That Combine Locial and Physical Models
Canonical Modeling at Novartis.
Mapping the Canonical Model to Logical and Data Models
Canonical Model Handoff to Runtime Management Environments
Integration Services - Canonical Model Governance at Staples.
ICS Connect Integration Demonstration.
Introduction to OAGI as a Source for a Canonical Model
An Open Standards Based, Cross Industry Canonical Model.
Organizational Preparation and Pitfalls
Canonical Message Modeling and Managing Change.
Metrics and Measuring Strategic Value
The 2011 Canonical Model Managers Forum was held in Washington, DC. Copies of the presentations from the actual event are available from the links below.
Why Have A Canonical Model
The Canonical Model – SOA solutions, guiding principals, implications, and achievements.
What a Canonical Model is and the rationale for adopting one.
How To Get A Canonical Model
IRS transition to a common XML vocabulary.
Using an Industry Standard like ACORD as the basis for your Canonical Model.
Overlaying Vocabularies and Metadata
Using data models and Industry Standards as the basis for your Canonical Model.
Industry Direction
The state of Canonical Modeling in IT in 2010.
