The BIAN Service Landscape: An In-Depth View - Webinar by EITAGlobal 2013

Key Topics

• Why BIAN focuses on business semantics rather than on low-level technical specifications
• The origin of BIAN and the motives of its founders and members
• An overview of the common service components that BIAN has identified
• How BIAN identifies common service components, based on a service center model
• How BIAN`s standardized semantic-level specifications can provide value to banks and banking software vendors despite the fact that BIAN does not produce lower-level technical interoperability standards
• How BIAN describes service contracts in a manner that focuses on semantics
• An in-depth exploration of the BIAN Metamodel and UML Profile, including an explanation of the role that they play in the architecture and in the BIAN Modeling tool. This section includes a detailed look at how the BIAN modeling tool is constructed and maintained and how the tool publishes service models for public consumption
• How each bank can assemble the standard services in its own way, such that the assembled landscape reflects the structure of its business
• Details about how BIAN integrates the vocabulary tool with the BIAN Modeling Tool, including a close-up view of BIAN`s innovative semantic metadata
• The effort BIAN is making to build a business vocabulary, in order to anchor the service specifications in clear business semantics. This section includes an in-depth look at the open source vocabulary management tool that BIAN uses
• How to extend the BIAN Service Landscape, which is a global standard, to meet needs that are specific to a particular organization or to a particular segment of the banking market
• The relationship between BIAN standards and other key standards in the financial services industry such as ISO 20022, SWIFT, IFX, FpML, FIX, and OMG Finance. This section includes a detailed look at how the BIAN Metamodel and UML Profile are based upon and extend the ISO 20022 Metamodel and UML Profile

Who should Attend

• SOA Project Leaders
• Enterprise Architects
• Business Analysts
• Senior Developers
• Business Architects