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Introducing: Steve Capell
Nationality: Australian
Date of Birth: 5th May 1957
Residence: Sydney, Australia
Languages spoken: English
Steve Capell has extensive experience in e-business architecture and strategy. Seasoned by the successes and failures of the business-to-business integration industry over the last 10 years, Steve understands both the technical and business drivers behind successful e-business projects. Steve has very deep skills in enterprise process and information modelling and analysis and is well recognised and respected in both the national and international community. Steve is chair of the UN/CEFACT e-Business Architecture working group and is an active contributor to other CEFACT, OASIS and W3C standards. Steve is frequently invited to present at national and international e-Business conferences.
- B2B Community Adoption: Strategies (both business & technical) for successful adoption of large scale B2B / G2B communities.
Business Architecture: Analysis and design of business systems. Model driven architectures.
- Information Architecture: Analysis and design of information systems, transaction, data warehousing, information modelling, semantics, taxonomy design.
- Technical Architecture: Mapping of business to technology. Security systems. Service Oriented Architectures.
Process & Information Analysis: Information modelling and process modelling for enterprise systems and intra-enterprise collaborative processes.
- Project Management: Strategy formulation, project planning & budgeting, communication & change management, functional and process design, software development, and test & issue management.
Business Domain Knowledge: Government sector, Oil & Gas / Resources, supply chain.
- e-Business Skills: B2B, G2G, UML and MDA, CEFACT Methods & standards, Web Services standards and protocols (extended WS* stack), Service-Oriented Architectures, XML, XBRL, J2EE and .NET, Content Management.
- Personal Attributes: Approachable & pragmatic. Recognised thought leader. Strong oral and written communication. Management and motivation of teams.
Having taken leading roles in several OASIS Technical Committees, Stephen is now an internationally recognized XML standards architect.
He classifies himself as an enthusiast, pioneer and evangelist of open standards for electronic business particularly in UK public sector.
Career History:
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2002 to Present
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Director
and co-founder
Product
Architecture
Strategic
Consulting
Standards
development
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Red
Wahoo Pty Ltd
Consulting
clients include:
Federal
Government (AGIMO, DCITA, Customs, CentreLink)
VIC
& NSW State Governments
Steel
Industry Majors
Product
Development includes:
Standards
Development includes:
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1999 to 2002
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Regional
Manager, Professional Services
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Commerce
One – B2B marketplace operations
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1987 to 1999
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Operations
management
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Schlumberger
– international oilfield operations
10
years of field and management oilfield operations in 8 countries.
3
years of enterprise systems (SAP, e-procurement) implementation
across geographic and functional boundaries.
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Recent Professional Experience:
2002 to Present (Red Wahoo) - Consulting Engagements: Steve is a founding director, and the Technical Director of Red Wahoo Pty. Ltd. In that position, he has completed the following engagements.
- BlueScope Steel: Development of an enterprise data model for BlueScope Steel including architectural framework, governance, data models for flat steel product, HR, and finance domains.
- Federal Government, Treasury: Solution architect for the "Standard Business Reporting" (SBR) project. SBR is a whole of government initiative designed to reduce the burden of regulatory reporting on Australian business.
- Federal Government, AGIMO: Developed the national Name & Address XML schema based on AS4590 content and UN/CEFACT methodologies.
- Federal Government, AGIMO: Was the architect responsible for the implementation of the GovDex service - a set of tools, methods, and re-usable content that supports government (G2G) interoperability at a whole of government, cross-jurisdictional level. GovDex is growing rapidly with new project coming on board on a weekly basis. See www.govdex.gov.au
- Other Australian Government: Consulting architect for Attorney General "Auscheck" project (border security), Victorian Government "EasyBiz" project (online forms), and National electronic Development Application projects (building & planning automation). All these projects are large scale business to government integration projects.
- Australian Steel Industry: Has led engagements with two of the largest steel manufacturers in Australia to deploy B2B integrations in accordance with international Steel industry standards. The customer is now performing thousands of transactions per week more reliably and cost effectively than ever before.
- Federal Government, Human services: Was the architect and project manager behind a deployment of a scalable e-business prototype for the automated reporting of payroll information from Australian businesses to Government. Rollout is pending legislative changes but, when complete, would provide significant business benefit to both government and constituents.
- Standards Australia & Federal Government (DCITA): Was the architect responsible for the development of the BizDex framework - a set of services to support B2B interoperability in Australia. See www.bixdex.com.au
- Australian Grain Industry: Led the deployment of a standards based grain logistics B2B scenario for bulk grain movement logistics.
2002 to Present (Red Wahoo) - Product Architecture: As Technical Director of Red Wahoo Pty. Ltd, Steve also led a development team that created a B2B interoperability solution (“Monteverdi”) based on J2EE and Web Services / XML standards.
- Monteverdi Composer: Is a development tool for the creation of B2B business process & information models plus XML schema. The tool implements MDA (Model Driven Architecture) best practices.
- Monteverdi Conductor: is a registry service that lies at the heart of a massively scalable peer-to-peer interoperability solution based on SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) best practices.
- Monteverdi Player: is a runtime middleware solution that includes reliable and secure internet messaging, workflow services, routing and transformation services, and application integration. The solution is fully compliant with open web service standards and B2B protocols.
1999 to 2002 (Commerce One):
Australian e-Marketplace. As regional professional services manager, led several project teams including one responsible for the deployment of an e-marketplace service for a major Australian telecommunications provider. Also led the implementation of an e-procurement solution for the same organisation.
1987 to 1999 (Schlumberger): Global Oil and Gas Service Company - In 8 different international assignments over 13 years with Schlumberger, Steve held various field operations and management positions. In his last position he transferred from field operations to IT management and led the deployment and testing of a global e-Procurement application to over 3500 users in 70 countries.
Specific Technical Expertise:
Information & process Modelling. ISO-11179, UN/CEFACT CCTS & UMM, OMG UML2.0, MOF, XMI
XML & Web Services. XML, SOAP, WSDL, UDDI, XSD, XSLT, WS-Security, WS-BPEL, XBRL
Security. Trust, PKI, SAML, XML-DSIG, XML-ENC
B2B Standards. AS2, RosettaNet, ebXML (MS, BPSS, CPA, RIM), EDIFACT
Information Standards. UBL, OAGIS, XBRL-IFRS, HRXML, CEFACT CCL
Publications:
Steve is the author or co-author of several publications including:
Affiliations:
Steve is actively involved in both national and international standardisation activities:
- Chair of UN/CEFACT e-Business Architecture working group.
- Contributing member of the OASIS ebBP ,and UDDI working groups.
- Member of Standards Australia IT4 and contributor to AS4590 standard.
Speaking Engagements:
Steve has presented to worldwide audiences.
- OASIS Standards - presented to international audiences in Sydney and Netherlands
- Web Services - presented to around 200 members of the Australian Federal Government at the Canberra War Memorial.
- eGovernment - presented to around 100 members of Canadian Federal Government at an e-government conference in Ottawa
- ebXML standards - presented to an international technical and business audience at CEN/ISSS (European standards) in Brussels.
Educational Background:
Degree: Master of Engineering (Electrical Engineering, Honours 1st class), 1986
Institution: Imperial College, University of London
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