mPulse Appoints Brian Higgins as Chief Architect to Lead AI and Data Architecture

By Holt Hackney Health technology company mPulse has appointed Brian Higgins as chief architect, bringing the experienced healthcare technology leader on board to help guide the development of the company’s artificial intelligence and data platforms. […

Why You Shouldn’t Miss The Open Group Summit — Oslo 2026

By Ash Patel – CDMP – Certified Copywriter (CMP) – Content Marketing Manager, The Open Group

The Open Group Summit Oslo 2026 is set to bring together enterprise leaders, architects, standards experts, and technology innovators from across industries for four days of collaboration, strategic insight, and real-world outcomes that drive business value and Digital Transformation. Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner, an emerging technologist, a standards contributor, or a business leader exploring how Open Standards enable interoperability, this Summit provides a unique platform to connect with a global community dedicated to solving complex challenges and shaping the future of Enterprise Architecture and technology.

From Shadow IT to Shadow AI: Architecture’s New Mandate in the Age of Autonomous Intelligence

By Sherrine Green-Thompson, Senior Expert – Digital Transformation, KPMG Netherlands For more than two decades, enterprise leaders have wrestled with Shadow IT — unsanctioned spreadsheets, departmental databases, and later, cloud applications adopted o…

When Every Enterprise Architecture Tool Looks The Same…

The demos all blurred together. Another week, another vendor pitch. Slide after slide promised a “single source of truth,” “360degree visibility,” and “seamless collaboration across the enterprise.” The names changed. The interfaces changed. But to the…

Impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Enterprise Architecture (EA) Discipline

By Tushar Hazra, Ph.D. Introduction: AI Forces a Structural Re-think of EA Artificial Intelligence (AI) has often been described as a disruptive technology in industry today. For Enterprise Architecture (EA), this characterization is misleadingly mild….