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Austin Chapter

Welcome to Iasa Austin

Our chapter is open to any individual with a desire to learn about IT Architecture and connect with individuals in the profession. Membership in your local community entitles you to:

  • Free access to monthly member events
  • Discounts on education and training events
  • Local networking opportunities
  • Professional development and leadership opportunities
  • Access to the private community web portal
  • Access to the chapter's member-only LinkedIn group
  • Participation in Austin Chapter programs

Membership in Iasa's global organization can help enhance your career as an IT architect and provide you opportunities to get involved as a leader or content provider. Enjoy the benefits of international membership.

  • Global Networking
  • Training
  • Research and Knowledge Development
  • Advocacy
  • Join our mailing list if you would like to get better connected with your peers in the Austin IT architect community.
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The annual fee to join the Iasa Austin chapter is $125.
 
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Saturday March 12th Iasa hosted a Java workshop in conjunction with the Iasa Austin chapter and the Austin Java user group. The workshop was conducted by Srini Penchikala who is also an active Austin chapter board member. The almost immediately sold out workshop attracted Java practitioners from the entire Austin area. (Registrants showed up 30 min early with folding chairs to secure their spot in the class room).

Srini after the class "It was a great turnout and excellent discussion during the class. It was very gratifying to see the full class and all the seats occupied. I am looking forward to hosting more of these training sessions."

This tutorial focused on enterprise service abstraction that helps the Java developers to integrate their applications with many widely used technologies.
In this workshop, web application based on the widely used application architecture layers were built, persistence in the DA layer and transaction management added in the Service layer. Application security was added to the application using Spring Security.

 

Leadership

 

   Bart Robertson - Chapter President

Cloud architect, strategist, and leader with over 25 years of software and services experience. Recent leadership positions include: Cloud Architect, Enterprise Architect, Technical Strategist, Technology Director, and CTO. Expertise in cloud computing, social media, web services, SOA, software architecture, and product development. Significant experience with very high-volume web and e-commerce sites and services including cloud-based, social media services. Start up and venture capital experience in both advisory and investor roles.
   Tom Philbin - Chapter Vice President

   Joel R. Hayes - Chapter Treasurer

Joel is a Business System Analyst at Dell, supporting applications in the Sales and Operational Planning Domain. Before joining Dell, Joel worked for Wes-Tex Printing where he served as both the Production Manager and Supply Chain Manager, leading product and process development programs and launching the company’s online specialty retail site. Joel started his career at 3M where he worked for 11 years holding a variety of roles including manufacturing process engineer, senior project engineer, and supply chain specialist. Joel holds a BS in Chemical Engineering from South Dakota School of Mines and Technology and is LEAN Six Sigma Black Belt certified.

  Srini Penchikala - Chapter Board Member