When Personal Tools Become Enterprise Systems
How enterprise architecture helps manage shadow IT and low-code solutions as local tools evolve into shared systems with structural impact.
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Integrale Architecture as a Living System: Unifying Structure, Experience, Governance, and Intelligence
by Steven Else, Ph.D. Executive Summary Enterprise Architecture is at…
Beyond the Digital Workplace Summit: Architecting the Enterprise as a System of Systems
By Steven Else Ph.D. Introduction The Gartner Digital Workplace Summit…
Weight Loss as a Complex Architecture Use Case: The Human Body as a System of Systems
by Steven Else, Ph.D. The current public discussion of advanced…
When Systems Recognize Capability But Governance Delays Authorization: A Structural Gap in Modern Institutions
By Mansi S. Rai Executive Summary Modern institutions increasingly rely on digital systems capable of detecting performance, eligibility, and risk in real time. Yet governance frameworks often remain constrained by legacy authorization models that were…
Governing Multi-Agent AI Systems: An Enterprise Blueprint for Scalable Autonomy, Trust, and Control
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…
Hub & Spoke: The Operating System for AI-Enabled Enterprise Architecture
By Rajeev Prashar (Editor’s Note: This article represents part six of an ongoing series. Part one, “The Unavoidable ‘SCREAM’: Why Enterprise Architecture Must Transform for the Organization of Tomorrow” introduced the conc…
Open Comments Rewind: Ecosystems Architecture meets New Thinking, with Phil Tetlow, Paul Homan, Neal Fishman, and Rahul
By Ash Patel – CDMP – Certified Copywriter (CMP) – CDMA – Certified Proofreader and Editor (CMP), Content Marketing Manager, The Open Group
In this past episode of the Open Comments podcast, we welcomed Dr. Phil Tetlow, Paul Holman, Neal Fishman, and Rahul, the authors of “Ecosystems Architecture: New Thinking for Practitioners in the Age of AI.” Their discussion centered on the complexities of IT ecosystems in the contemporary AI-dominated landscape, presenting an innovative framework that is reshaping system architecture. The authors elaborate on how the symbiotic relationship between AI and IT ecosystems is vital in scaling complexity to match the connectivity in today’s world.
How AI-powered Cloud Systems Influence Successful System Transitions in SMEs
How AI-powered Cloud Systems Influence Successful System Transitions in SMEs:…
From Blueprint to Nervous System
From Blueprint to Nervous System: The New Mandate for Data…
Cloud-Integrated Cyber–Physical Systems: Reliability, Performance and Power Consumption with Shared-Servers and Parallelized Services
With the rapid development of the digital economy, cloud computing services have been widely applied, and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) has become a key application adopted by individuals, governments, and enterprises. However, the emergence of vi…
Model Governance & LLM Operations & Guardrails: Building Enterprise-Ready AI Systems
By Rekha Kodali As large language models transform enterprise operations, organizations face unprecedented challenges in ensuring these powerful systems operate safely, ethically, and in alignment with business objectives. This comprehensive guide addr…