Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
Responsibility is like a hot potato, but we have developed better ways to handle it than simply passing it on. We keep paying for this trickery, and so far, we can afford it. However, the stakes grow exponentially. This is another essay in the Autonomy and Cohesion series. Autonomy and Cohesion is one of the essential balances that […]
Margaret Codner Head of Architecture and Design, University of Technology…
by Alena Shurtakova The fastest way to destroy trust is…
By Daniel Lambert, M.Sc. Business capabilities are the core of enterprise architecture because they express what the business must do to create value, independent of org charts or systems. A grounded capability model makes these […]
By Rajjie Sarmey As we move into 2026, the most dangerous risk facing enterprises is no longer technological disruption. It is delayed decision-making embedded in architecture and governance systems that were designed for a slower era. […]
Enterprise architecture never starts with a perfect model. It starts in workshops, slide decks, whiteboards, screenshots, and “quick” diagrams that capture critical intent in the moment.
The problem is what happens next. Those visuals get stu…
By Tom Rickey Scientists are using generative AI to accelerate a key step in the defense against cyberattacks, performing complex operations in minutes instead of weeks. Specifically, a team led by Loc Truong at the Department […]
By Holt Hackney Andy Ruth is the founder of Sustainable Evolution and a visionary leader in technology and workforce development. With a deep understanding of architecture, cloud environments, and agile methodologies, he has built a […]
How architectural benefits actually form—before anything can be measured in hard numbers
By Rekha Kodali Enterprises are entering a new phase of AI adoption. The market is shifting from single-model, prompt-driven copilots to multi-agent AI systems capable of collaborative reasoning, task decomposition, and autonomous execution. These syst…
Fourth (and last) post about the ArchiMate NEXT snapshot from last summer. Summarising and then going wild on suggestions. Fasten your seatbelts, ArchiMate-geeks!
By Holt Hackney As CIOs look toward 2026, the mandate is getting sharper, and heavier. Technology leaders are being asked to deliver AI-driven innovation, enterprise resilience, and measurable growth at a time when budgets and […]