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Matthew Grant Cyber criminals have been a top-level business risk for decades, but the post-2020 business world has seen a resurgence in security incidents and the emergence of new kinds of threats, no doubt due to the fast and widespread surge in decentral…
According to Glassdoor, if you’re a new enterprise architect, you’ve got the #1 job in America. The EA role scores high for salary, opportunities, and satisfaction. What’s more, EAs get to work on a variety of strategic projects and initiative…
When we first wrote about AI and expert systems a few years ago, we couldn’t have foreseen the rapid evolution that would occur in this space. The pandemic spurred an onslaught of investment in smart technologies that enable businesses to make…
Infrastructure architecture (IA) refers to the practice of mapping, designing, and modeling the relationships between all the technical systems, hardware, applications, and networks that a company depends on to operate. Naturally, optimizing y…
Where do many high-potential employees get their first impression of your company? From a job description for an open position that interests them. That job description can either turn candidates off or intrigue them enough to pursue things fu…
Over the past decade SaaS has transformed modern business and become the foundation on which companies in every industry now operate. Enterprises use more than 650 software applications on average (and the largest 10% uses 3400+) for core busi…
Machine learning (ML) is a key part of operating an intelligent organization today. Often used interchangeably with artificial intelligence (AI), ML is actually better understood as an advanced method for data analysis that relies heavily on s…
Digital transformation is an oft repeated buzzword that seems to imply something grand and even miraculous. In its most basic form, however, digital transformation essential refers to digitizing the business processes on which the organization…