Spring Meeting 2012
More information about this meeting is in
the Members Area (restricted to
members only)
Autumn Meeting 2011
"Architecture Modeling and Simulation"
November 2 - 3, 2011
Daimler
Sindelfingen, Germany
Spring Meeting 2011
“Architectural Principles and Guidelines”
April 20 - 21, 2011
Raytheon
Boston, MA, USA
Autumn Meeting 2010
"Architecture Deployment"
November 2 - 3, 2010
Philips
Healthcare
Best, Netherlands
Spring Meeting 2010
"Architecture renovation"
March 15 - 16, 2010
Stevens Institute
of Technology
Hoboken, NJ, USA
Autumn Meeting 2009
"(Architecture) Re-use"
October 7 - 8, 2009
Nokia Research Center
Helsinki, Finland
Spring Meeting 2009
"Architecture Assessment"
April 14 - 15, 2009
Federal Aviation Administration
Washington DC area, USA
Autumn Meeting 2008
"Competence Development of System Architects"
October 15-16, 2008
Micronic Laser Systems AB
Täby (Stockholm), Sweden
Spring Meeting 2008
"Disruptive technologies"
March 5-6, 2008
Raytheon
USA
Autumn Meeting 2007
"Role of the (Chief) Architect"
&
"Mode of Operation, governance"
November 6-7, 2007
Kongsberg Defence and Aerospace
Kongsberg, Norway
Spring Meeting 2007
"Reference Architectures"
&
"Value of Systems Architecting and Architectures"
March 12-13, 2007
Stevens Institute
Hoboken,
NJ, USA
Autumn Meeting 2006
"Complexity and Right Sizing Architecture Descriptions"
&
"Facts and Cases of the Value of Architecting"
October 10-11, 2006
FEI Company
Eindhoven, Netherlands
Spring Meeting 2006
“Architectural Descriptions and Models”
March 21-22, 2006
The National Convention Center
Lansdowne, VA, USA
This is the second meeting of the System Architecture Forum. The first meeting laid the
foundation for a common understanding of the role and value of system architectures and the
practice of systems architecting. The second meeting will focus on architectural descriptions
and models. In particular we want to examine closer the actual informational content that is
communicated, and how and by whom this information is used. The delegates are asked to
consider the following questions:
- What are your preferred models/descriptions that are essential to articulate a system
architecture?
- Who are the users of these descriptions, what are their needs and how are they used?
- How is the time dimension handled? How do the descriptions evolve, and how do their
use change throughout the different life-cycle phases of the product/system?
- Please bring examples if possible. Focus should be on the informational content to better
understand the aspects of systems architectures that are critical to communicate.
Autumn Meeting 2005
“Kick-off meeting”
October 4-5, 2005
Helsinki, Finland
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