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By Melissa Roberts, Managing Consultant & Strategic Business Architect, LiminalArc Last week, In Capabilities-Driven Application Modernization: A Strategic Framework for Economically Sound Investment Decisions, I made the case that organizations kn…
By Aman Sardana, Senior Manager – Expert Application Architect, Capital One Application modernization – migrating and upgrading legacy systems to modern architectures – often fails when organizations neglect data considerations. Accor…
By Aman Sardana, Application Architect, Capital One Application modernization – migrating and upgrading legacy systems to modern architectures – often fails when organizations neglect data considerations. According to an industry research, …
SAP LeanIX adds application total cost of ownership (TCO) capabilities to capture application cost data, surface key cost drivers, and quantify rationalization opportunities. These capabilities can help enterprise architects bring cost tr…
Beyond the Application: Architecting Experiences, Not Just Systems This year’s…
By Martin Visser Caching data is one of the most important items within your application infrastructure. Without a solid data cache, scaling up your application and maintaining fast response times becomes complex and expensive . […]
Introduction to Application Portfolio Management (APM) On average, global companies can cut 20% to 30% of their IT expenses simply by eliminating redundant applications. For Enterprise Architects aiming for quick wins, Application Portfolio Management …
By Dr. Magesh Kasthuri, Distinguished Member of Technical Staff & Chief Architect, Wipro Limited; Dharanidharan Murugesan, Technical Lead, Wipro Limited; Saravanan Munusamy, Microsoft Azure App modernization specialist, Wipro Limited Introduction D…
Why mapping data flows is the most practical way to deliver fast value in enterprise architecture
Researchers at Huazhong University of Science and Technology say they have developed a new approach to help artificial intelligence work more reliably with messy or misleading data. Their method, called Soft-GNN, acts like an experienced […]
Enterprise architecture (EA) offers powerful tools for understanding and managing complexity. One of the most essential is also one of the most traditional: the application map. It shows what applications your organization uses and where change is needed. Here’s how to create one that works.
Enterprise Architecture (EA) acts as the framework for organizational alignment and execution. It involves the analysis of the relationships between an enterprise’s components, dynamics, and the defined roles and processes that drive business outcomes….