David W. EnströmBTM
David W. Enström
Bachelor of Science with Honours (Mathematics and Engineering) from Queen’s University, 1974
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Introduction
Mr. David Enström, after receiving a Bachelor of Science with Honours (Mathematics and Engineering) acquired thirty-three years of experience in leading edge information technology design and development with the Communications Security Establishment (CSE) in Ottawa, Canada. His specialty is in defining enterprise architecture, enterprise IT security architecture, IT strategy definition and architecture process definition, which was his main occupation from 1994 through to 2007 when he retired.
Additional affiliations
May 1995 - June 2007
Communications Security Establishment
Position
- Enterprise Architect
Description
- Mr. Enstrom worked in IT project management, data modeling, and IT architecture. Also involved with partner relations, participating in technology planning, standards definitions, and implementation. Mr. Enstrom retired from CSE on June 29th, 2007.
Education
September 1971 - April 1974
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Publications (8)
This Capability Pattern provides an overview of the Unified Architecture Method's processes, which is described in the book "A Simplified Approach to IT Architecture with BPMN – A Coherent Methodology for Modeling Every Level of the Enterprise". Find it on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Simplified-Approach-Architecture-Bpmn-Methodology/dp/1491784970
"A Simplified Approach to IT Architecture with BPMN: A Coherent Methodology for Modeling Every Level of the Enterprise" distills the insights a seasoned IT professional gathered over the course of thirty-five years spent studying, designing, deploying, critiquing, and refining IT architectures. This approach, rooted in models, follows a logical pro...
A precise definition of IT architecture and its relationship to engineering is described. The components used to define architecture are generically defined along with relationships among these components. These concepts are then used, along with a particular architecture viewpoint and system context to document an example of architecture component...
Dynamic business environments require concurrent, distributed, and flexible architectures that must provide an agreeable level of reliability and acceptable level of trust. A three level undisruptive business driven planning process has been formulated using a risk analysis model that provides a justifiable direction for implementing a low risk sol...
This paper defines an enterprise security model that provides a cohesive structure for the definition and implementation of security services. The complete framework is described, but with a focus on subjects, and protected objects and how access is controlled. Multiple layers of security are defined, building upon the “defence in depth” concept, a...
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