5 articles and 2 roles.
The talk I gave at BankTech.06 on embedding SOA in a retail bank, reproduced from the slide deck, including the observation that NAB's ten architecture capabilities described an SOA while carefully avoiding the word.
A talk I gave at an SOA conference in Sydney in March 2005, arguing that SOA was in danger of being received as one more silver bullet, and that the way to avoid that was to treat it as a religion and go looking for converts.
A 1997 talk on why consumers were hesitating over online shopping, what that meant for bank delivery channels, and the privacy law Australia did not yet have.
A 1993 assignment on how a conservative savings bank founded in 1851 lost its capital twice over through a merchant banking subsidiary — written by someone who had been working in its Treasury.
Two questions from a 1993 Finance Law and Tax assignment: how the common law and the Banking Act define carrying on banking business, and the four circumstances in which a banker may disclose a customer’s affairs.
2005 — 2007
Head of Architecture / Strategy Consultant
Head of Architecture for Distribution, then for Retail Banking, then Strategy Consultant for the Australian region.
2005 — 2007
1992 — 1995
Architecture Consultant
Consulted to organisations including St. George Bank, Franklins, Rockmans and Telstra.
1992 — 1995
