Andy Blumenthal
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Andrew Neil Blumenthal is a division chief at the U.S. Department of State.

Background

Blumenthal served at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), as chief technology officer, and at Department of Homeland Security, as director of enterprise architecture and IT governance for the United States Coast Guard and as chief enterprise architect for the United States Secret Service. In 2005, Blumenthal authored “Implementing Enterprise Architecture at the United States Secret Service,”[1] a case study in User-Centric Enterprise Architecture, a methodology he founded. In 2008, he expanded on the approach in “An Introduction to User-centric Enterprise Architecture” [2]. “User-Centric EA” treats enterprise architecture as a business tool for executive decision-making. In 2009, Blumenthal created the CIO Support Services Framework and described this framework in a two-part article, “How to Strengthen the Office of the CIO.” [3] The approach integrates six major components required by CIOs to manage the IT function. He is an adjunct professor at Carnegie Mellon University CIO Institute and lectures at the National Defense University Information Resources Management College.
Blumenthal was interviewed about the role of the CTO by Federal News Radio in 2009 and about keeping employees motivated in 2011.

Selected Bibliography

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