Architect Training Committee

The Architect Training Committee is formed from volunteer members of the Board of Education. The committee is responsible for developing and managing the official IASA curriculum in addition to the following responsibilities:

  • Selection and approval of IASA curriculum course authors
  • Review and approval of curriculum course material
  • Development and management of IASA Skills Taxonomy

The committee meets weekly on conference calls and in person. Committee members are given free IASA membership and many other benefits.

To apply for membership in the ATC please send your resume and a brief note to education(at)iasahome.org.

Committee Members

Scot Andersen, Chairman of Board of Education

For most of my career at Microsoft I have been focused on helping customer's complete technology transformations. Primarily focusing on helping customer's migrate off of Lotus Notes/Lotus Domino. I am a leader in the architect community at Microsoft and was the first owner of the architect role for TechReady 1 and 2. Member of the Microsoft Certified Architect Board of Directors. Presenter Strategic Architect Forum 2008 Founder Dead Teachers Society Founder Dead Architects Society Founding Member of the Microsoft Certified Architect program Chairman IASA Board of Education Scott on the web: http://docandersen.spaces.live.com/?_c02_vws=1 http://docandersen.podbean.com/ http://docandersen.wordpress.com/ Scott Andersen's Specialties: Microsoft Certified Infrastructure Architect Chair IASA Board of Education Domino Migrations Messaging Sysstem Design and Implementations Directory services and planning Collaboration and team building

Paul Preiss, CEO and Founder, IASA

Paul Preiss is the President and Founder of the International Association of Software Architects (IASA). Prior to IASA, Paul was the Director of Engineering and Chief Architect of a digital asset management company. His global experience stems from the time he spent in Japan as an Applications Manager and Architect. Paul has a bachelors degree in Japanese from the University of Texas at Austin.


Max Poliashenko, VP, Bank of America, IASA Fellow

Despite having a Ph.D. in Physics, Max has been in IT for about 15 years. Currently, Max works for Bank of America in Strategic Architecture Management of Consumer and Corporate Staff IT. He also leads enterprise architecture SOA Model workgroup at the bank. Prior to that, he worked at Sage Software as Chief Architect of its Small Business Accounting division. Max is a Microsoft Certified Architect and member of MCA BOD. He also serves in advisory capacity at Microsoft’s Interoperability Executive Council and at IBM’s Industry Modeling Advisory Board, collaborating with IBM on SOA and BPM reference models for financial sector. Max is also the President of IASA Atlanta chapter. Max has written numerous articles on various topics and has given presentations at many conferences, most recently at ITARC 2007.
Scott Whitmire

Grady Booch, IBM Fellow, IASA Fellow
David Lane, Suntrust Bank
Miriam Grace, Boeing, IASA Fellow
Mark Lane

 

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