Experience:E-health strategy, open platform economy for the e-Health sector; new approaches to the EHR; taming e-Health standards; how to run a national e-health programme; architecting languages and models.Creator of:- The Archetype Definition Language (ADL), now an ISO standard.- The Basic-Meta Model (BMM) alternative to XMI- The ODIN object data notation- The ADL WorkbenchArchitect of (with many esteemed colleagues):- The openEHR Task Planning specification - executable workflow for e-health- The openEHR Reference Model- The openEHR online community- Asciidoctor-based documentation toolchain used in openEHR specificationshttp://wolandscat.net/2014/05/07/what-is-an-open-platform/http://wolandscat.net/2009/09/17/the-crisis-in-e-health-standards/Background:Knowledge-based standards development, software engineering, education, business development, industry analysis and thought leadership since 1986, including in real time control, finance, and e-health. Lead of openEHR.org Specification Program. Chief architect of the openEHR and ISO Archetype formalism (ADL, AOM).History:My early experience was in CMM level 4 engineering of real-time control systems. I also worked in some of the largest financial enterprises in Australia, in both a strategic advisory capacity and on project implementation. I worked in e-health since 1994, when he was the technical advisor for the Good European Health Record (GEHR) project. Since 1998, I have been involved in international e-health standards development (OMG, HL7, CEN, IHTSDO), including as an IHTSDO Technical Committee member 2009-2012. I have worked on the openEHR architecture since 2001.I have also consulted over an extended period for the US Veterans Affairs department and Intermountain Healthcare.