Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
The NIST definition of Cloud Computing from 2011 has now become so much an oversimplification that it is more often than not unhelpful, e.g. when trying to base your policies on it. Cloud or not-cloud was important when we had no clue what we were deal…
By Jim Hietala, VP of Security and Business Development, The Open Group and John Linford, Forum Director, Security and Open Trusted Technology Forums, The Open Group.
Open FAIR has seen rapid and extensive adoption in the US, where it has become the defacto standard for quantifying cybersecurity risk. We at The Open Group are encouraged that Open FAIR awareness and adoption are also increasing globally, and we’ve also seen some increased usage outside of the traditional IT risk quantification area. Some interesting recent developments on increased Open FAIR use and adoption outside of the US, and outside of the IT area include:
By James Griffith (NTT DATA Services), Jason Lee (The Open Group), Gerda Meijboom (Nicitz), Michael van der Zell (Groningen University Medical Center)
What comes to mind when you think of the Netherlands? For many it may be a field of vividly colorful tulips. Others may conjure images of historic windmills. An appreciator of the arts may recall the elegant line work and beautiful paintings of Rembrandt Van Rijn. Others may think of the capital city, Amsterdam, or the food and beer exported worldwide. Perhaps in time, some will come to associate innovative healthcare with the Netherlands.
Today, we are honored and excited to announce a new external investor in Bizzdesign: Main Capital Partners (“Main”). With a keen focus on investing in B2B SaaS companies, we’re confident that Main is a natural fit to help us accelerate our strategic growth strategy. With Main by our side, we can further sharpen our focus…
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A digital company is designed, not structured. This is an important distinction because great design involves constant tinkering. Structuring and restructuring do not provide sufficient adaptability to evolving customer needs and digital cap…
Being a solution architect is simultaneously one of the most fulfilling and challenging positions in the software development lifecycle. You serve as the bridge that connects everything together. You must champion customer expectations, acknowledge and support the development team’s needs, and be aware of overarching enterprise architectures and strategies. Sure, that sounds easy. You are…
6 preconceived ideas (or not) about shadow SaaS by Paul…
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In the digital economy, companies must partner to thrive. In this session, Ina Sebastian discusses how companies successfully digitally partner for growth and innovation with examples from different domains, including Kaiser Permanente, Maer…
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In this session, we introduce the concept of data liquidity, which is the ease of data asset reuse and combination. First, Barb moderates a classroom discussion of a case study that features Anthem Health’s data liquidity efforts. Then, Barb…
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MIT CISR research has shown that, given the right environment, a conventional workforce can achieve unconventional results. In this session, Nick shares how digital transformations can enable or constrain employees, and how to design employe…
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Companies capture value in a digital transformation from customers, participating in ecosystems, and operational efficiencies. Together, the three types of digital value explain 38 percent of company growth and 24 percent of profitability. B…
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MIT CISR research has found that organizations that innovate greater strategic value faster are taking time to test and learn to build successful digital offerings, a portfolio of initiatives that achieve strategic objectives, and shared res…