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Note: This is part two in our three-part series on strategy execution: PIVOT. Part one covered DECIDE, the funding decision itself. A funding decision is only ever correct on the day you make it. The market, the supplier, the competitor, and the regulator keep moving after that. Your plan? It starts drifting the moment work…
By Ash Patel – CDMP – Certified Copywriter (CMP) – CDMA, Content Marketing Manager, The Open Group
Recently, we reached out to Vicky Rose of Kyndryl Consult to discuss her role as the Chair of The Open Group Governing Board Open Professions Work Group. Vicky is a Principal Enterprise Architect at Kyndryl with over 20 years’ experience as an architect and is an Open Professions Certified Distinguished Architect. She is based in the UK, responsible for Kyndryl UK & Ireland Architecture Governance. When Kyndryl was launched as a company in 2021, Vicky was co-leader of the Kyndryl Architect Profession and was instrumental in incorporating The Open Group Open Professions certification as a core tenant of the Kyndryl architect career path.
Eight new AI teammates built to do the EA grind, so your team can spend that time on the decisions instead.
By Christian Siegers, of KPMG Netherlands For much of the digital era, trust followed a relatively simple path. Users authenticated. Systems verified their identity. Access was granted. From that point onwards, organisations largely assumed that […]
Most enterprises have at least one application that refuses to retire. It solves an indispensable business problem, depends on obscure integrations, and runs on code that few people fully understand. Its interface may be decades old, but the business s…
What 20 years in enterprise architecture taught me about models, dialogue, decision-making, and using EA to understand dependencies and manage change.
By Holt Hackney Artificial intelligence may automate many of the tasks traditionally performed by enterprise architects, but that does not mean the profession is headed for extinction, according to a new analysis from Forrester. Instead, […]
A year ago, the question every Enterprise Architecture (EA) leader asked about AI was some version of “What can it do?” Today, the question is, “Can I trust what it just did, and can I prove it to someone else?”
Guest blog written by Divyesh Lappawala, Senior Technology Architect – Infosys
The following article is written in reference to The Open Group Publication Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Digital Transformation (g268). The document provides a practical and actionable guide for organizations seeking to integrate AI into their Digital Transformation strategies. It is free to download via The Open Group Library.
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Zero-Reload Nginx Upstream Management as an Enterprise Architecture Decision: A…
By Holt Hackney Quantum computers remain constrained by their sensitivity to errors and environmental disturbances. The longer a quantum operation takes, the greater the opportunity for errors to disrupt a computation. Researchers at Chalmers Universit…