Enterprise Architecture expert to give talk at SAP virtual global summit

Professor Sharm Manwani, Executive Professor of IT and Digital Leadership at Henley Business School, will give the talk on 3 March.

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Professor Sharm Manwani has been invited to present at the SAP Enterprise Architect virtual global summit in early March on the topic of 'The Evolution of the Enterprise Architect’.

Professor Manwani will be speaking at 11:45 on Thursday 3 March, addressing why Enterprise Architecture has failed to deliver its value potential in many large enterprises using research from Henley Business School and McKinsey & Company, focusing on what digital leaders do differently to drive enterprise value.

The aim is to help Enterprise Architects reflect on their capabilities and how to evolve into digital leaders by generating new stakeholder perceptions and realities.

Professor Sharm Manwani

Executive Professor of IT and Digital Leadership

Professor Sharm Manwani

Published	23 February 2022
Topics: Department news

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