MSDN Architecture Webcast: Describing the Enterprise Architectural Space (Level 300)  

This webcast presents an organizing table that describes the enterprise architectural space, including an online lab demonstration. Beginning with an exploration of pattern relationships among artifacts in the space, we will illustrate how different roles in your enterprise view enterprise architecture. Learn how the patterns and practices team has used the organizing table to organize existing patterns and to identify areas where more patterns may be found. The second half of the presentation will walk you through the process of creating and placing your own patterns into the PatternShare Microsoft Repository.

Presenter: Larry Brader, SDE/Test Lead, Microsoft Corporation

Larry Brader has been in the hardware and software engineering field for over 25 years. Early in his career, he worked on designing and testing flight software for the B1, B2, C-130 aircraft as well as the Blackhawk helicopter, including the development of full models to test the systems' actual performance vs. theoretical projections. Building on this experience, Larry started CrystalGate as the chief scientist developing software for distributed collaboration on the Internet. Larry is currently the Test Lead for PAG, developing ways to test patterns and applying patterns to testing architectures and working with blocks. 

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