Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
By Dr. Magesh Kasthuri Artificial intelligence has moved from being a promising experiment to becoming part of everyday business decisions. Organizations are using AI to improve customer service, automate internal processes, strengthen analytics, and s…
It’s safe to say nearly every delivery team is adding AI to move faster. But here’s the thing: most are adding it to a stack that already can’t agree with itself. Output climbs. Visibility drops. And all this happens right when leaders are being asked to prove what each release returned. Companies that are aligned…
By Chiranjib Ghatak This is a hands-on technical walkthrough of how I built two real, working agentic AI tools — a Gmail Cleanup Agent and a Local File Organiser — using Claude AI, Model Context Protocol (MCP), and Claude […]
By Dave Gruver, Global Field CTO, SHI Since its inception, artificial intelligence has lived in the cloud, with prompts from users and applications routed via the web to AI located on GPU clusters in cloud servers. […]
A practical enterprise architecture question for early initiatives: reveal scope, dependencies, and impact before solution design moves too far.
Vibe coding programmers are releasing batches of vulnerable code, according to researchers at the School of Cybersecurity and Privacy (SCP) at Georgia Tech, who have scanned over 43,000 security advisories across the web. The programming […]
EA Teams Are Spending Too Much Time on the Wrong Things
Here’s what we hear consistently from EA leaders: their teams are brilliant, strategic people who are stuck doing work that shouldn’t require them.
Manually populating application data …
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By Holt Hackney A new academic study examining digital transformation in manufacturing small and medium-sized enterprises argues that many organizations continue to overemphasize technology while underestimating the strategic and human factors needed f…
Enterprise Architecture is a team sport. The more people who can engage with your architecture data, the better the decisions you make. Language shouldn’t be a barrier to that.
By Paul Preiss, of Iasa Global There is a conversation that happens in architecture practices all over the world, and it goes something like this. A business unit puts forward a set of initiatives. Someone […]
In our view, this recognition validates the SAP LeanIX commitment to simplifying complex IT landscapes and driving strategic business outcomes through enterprise architecture.