Using Business Architecture to Help Non-Profits Succeed

By Mary Auer & Gabriella Tsurutani

The Twin Cities Business Architecture community is using their skills to help local non-profits.  This session will introduce the Architecting for Good (A4G) program using their first engagement as a case study where experienced and aspiring business architects volunteered their time to bring tools and techniques that helped them clearly articulate their strategy, get a deeper understanding of their customers, and define and assess the key capabilities needed to execute their strategy.  As well, we will discuss lessons learned and how we are moving forward to reach additional non-profits. 

Mary Auer
Gabriella Tsurutani

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