Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
Put four enterprise architects in a room and ask them how AI should fit into architecture practice, and you will not get a single answer. However, it will spur a deeply insightful conversation about the very real struggles organizations today …
By Paul Preiss, of Iasa Global I keep watching people hand junior architects the wrong two documents. Services and Landscape. Someone gets promoted out of engineering, does well, shows promise, and within a month somebody […]
By Dr. Robert Furey Something is coming. Something as astounding as creation itself. As mind-boggling as stellar nucleosynthesis or the discovery of flint knapping. Looking backward we see a vista of change. From where we […]
Tom King, a longtime leader in electric grid research at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory, has been named director of the Next-Generation Data Centers Institute (NGDCI). The institute “aligns ORNL’s capabilities across com…
EA becomes more useful when its meanings and boundaries are clear: what it describes, how architects support change, and what belongs to other disciplines.
By Joydeep Sarkar, of Wipro Ltd Abstract Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) has emerged as the industry standard for grounding Large Language Model (LLM) outputs in proprietary data; yet, the persistence of “grounded hallucinations”, wher…
By Holt Hackney A series of recent AI security lapses, including the OpenAI-Hugging Face incident, is raising a broader governance question: Can technology companies adequately oversee the increasingly powerful AI systems they develop, or will […]
Starting a new Enterprise Architecture (EA) practice is a major organizational shift, not just a software installation. Investing in a new platform for enterprise architecture gets the technology right, but that’s only half the battle.
Why architecture and governance functions need an accurate model of what AI systems actually are before they can be trusted, controlled, or blamed. By Stuart Dee There is a seductive habit, in boardrooms and server […]
The Colorado Governor’s Office of Information Technology has appointed Casey Cook as principal director of enterprise architecture, a newly created leadership position focused on enterprise technology standards, governance and modernization. Cook…
By Ashokkumar Ganesan, AI Governance & Decision Architecture Executive Summary Enterprises today are investing heavily in AI governance: policies, principles, committees, risk frameworks, and compliance programs. Yet AI systems continue to fail in …
At AMD’s Advancing AI event in San Francisco, I expected to hear about faster GPUs, next-generation CPUs, AI PCs, and the company’s latest AI infrastructure roadmap. Those announcements certainly happened. AMD introduced new AI infrastructure, processo…