On-Demand Webinar

Setting the Enterprise Architecture Function Up for Success

Overcome common challenges and prepare for success.

Ardoq Is Trusted by Digitally Forward Companies Worldwide

How Can Your Organization Adapt to Change?

With crisis comes changing priorities. It might feel like the strategic efforts that you have been working on no longer seem as relevant as they used to. If your organization can get past this, setting it up for future success is key.

Drawing on 20+ years of experience across the media industry, Paul Eddleston, Chief Architect at Condé Nast, has seen what it takes to build a successful architecture team. In this webinar we take a look at why building this function is so hard, what challenges the team is facing inside modern digital organizations, and how best to prepare for success.

Watch this webinar to learn:

What does it take to be a good architect
Why keep the architecture team lean
How to bring an agile culture to your enterprise architecture team

Meet the Speakers

Paul Eddleston

Chief Architect, Condé Nast

Paul Eddleston spent 16 years in the music industry, firstly with EMI Music and then with Universal Music, covering multiple roles across Technology: developer, analyst, project manager, team lead and department lead, before setting up a new architecture function.

Paul now works as Chief Architect at Condé Nast*, and leads a small team of architects with global responsibility across infrastructure, engineering and Enterprise solutions.

*Condé Nast is a global media company producing some of the world’s leading print, digital, video and social brands (Vogue, GQ, The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, Wired, Architectural Digest (AD), Condé Nast Traveler and La Cucina Italiana, among others).

Ian Stendera

VP of Product, Ardoq

Ian Stendera is VP of Product and part of the Executive Team at Ardoq. Working with Ardoq since 2014, he has built teams across sales, marketing, and customer success. Over the last few years, Ian has led the customer success team working closely with EA teams and leaders to ensure they realize the objectives of their enterprise architecture initiatives.

Ian has a passion for solving the business problems that EAs are often tasked with resolving and with Ardoq, he has helped his customers change the way they work through collaboration, automation, and leadership in change management.