Daniel Spar

Dan is a technology strategist and architect working across Deloitte’s commercial and government practices worldwide. He has extensive background advising CxOs, architecting enterprise systems for multinational corporations, and improving business/IT alignment, transformation plans and governance through proven industry best practices. Dan is an experienced facilitator for the Deloitte CIO Transition Lab, and has led training efforts for clients in multiple countries.

Dr. Spar is an author, textbook and journal editor, conference presenter and lead contributor to federal and industry architecture standards. Creator and designer of the BPwin business process modeling tool, contributor to the industry standard ERwin data modeling/database design tool, former advisor to the Virginia Legislature on technology, and author of numerous journal articles covering finance and IT. Spar also designed and built multiple software applications to value financial derivatives, and published a monthly report in Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities for 3 years.

As an adjunct professor at the University of Maryland, Indiana University and the University of Virginia, Spar has earned several instructor awards and contributes to curriculum design and instructional methods.

A security-cleared US Army veteran, Spar has trained and/or supported high-level government and commercial organizations in 14 countries on strategic business, financial and technology projects, spanning planning, architecture, transformation, implementation and integration.