Enterprise Architecture, Enterprise Architecture Practices, Application Development, Enterprise Architecture Domains, Application Architecture, Architecture & Technology Strategy, IT Management
Diego primarily contributes to Forrester's offerings for Application Development & Program Management professionals. He leads Forrester's IT project consulting activities in Italy and is a leading expert on software architectures and development, covering model-driven development, enterprise architecture, SOA, and open source.His 20 years of IT experience, in addition to application development topics, also covers IT management areas, such as enterprise project/change management, IT strategies assessments, and sourcing and qualitative IT benchmarking. He has seasoned experience in complex mission-critical project and client engagement management.
Prior to joining Forrester, Diego held international management positions covering various roles such as, director consultant at METAGroup, head of product development for advanced reuse methods and technologies at Quartersoft, regional VP and director for consulting at Genesis/IONA, and enterprise architect and project/product manager and software engineer at Olivetti.Diego has also been very active in global open software standards consortia such as OMG, contributing to the early specifications of middleware standards such as CORBA, and model-driven architecture. He has been a frequent speaker and panelist at many European conferences on software development.Diego has published various research reports on open source, software reuse, semantic Web, and object technology, including the book Practical Experience in Building Expert Systems.
Diego received a degree in computer science from Pisa University in Italy, and he specialized in artificial intelligence through on-site courses at Stanford University and SRI Palo Alto during a two-year working internship with Olivetti in the US.
Air France Flies High With Model-Driven Development March 27, 2008 BookmarkPDF
Assessing Which Applications To Offshore February 01, 2008 (Rating: 9) BookmarkPDF
The State Of Model-Driven Development April 17, 2007 (Rating: 8) BookmarkPDF
