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Stuart Dee By Stuart Dee Digital sovereignty has evolved from regulatory jargon into a fundamental business requirement. Recent research reveals the scale of this shift: 98% of organisations across Europe and the US have implemented or plan […]
By Stuart Dee Throughout my career as an Enterprise Architect, I have consistently seen organisations chase three strategic goals: improving efficiency, optimising costs, and accelerating innovation. This pursuit has brought a powerful paradox to enter…
By Stuart Dee In a recent conversation with a CTO from one of our technology partners, I was struck by how they had successfully tackled a challenge many organisations are still grappling with data sovereignty […]
By Stuart Dee My recent article in A&G on conscious machines prompted a colleague to ask a compelling question, what does the future of software development look like? The answer lies in a rapidly approaching […]
By Stuart Dee While neuroscientists debate quantum consciousness, engineers are building something extraordinary, computers that think with light instead of electricity. Photonic quantum computers represent a radical departure from traditional silicon-…
By Stuart Dee As an architect who began my career in software development, I have experienced first-hand how the worlds of engineering and business often operate in silos. I started out building systems (today I […]
By Stuart Dee If you find yourself fighting a losing battle to maintain control over your data entitlements and keep pace with constant changes, you’re not alone. Organisations managing multiple data sovereignty requirements typically spend […]
By Stuart Dee The regulatory landscape for stablecoins has shifted dramatically in recent years, bringing clarity to this once-ambiguous corner of the cryptocurrency market. As stablecoins transition from regulatory grey areas to a regulated financial …
By Stuart Dee The field of artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving rapidly, moving beyond the initial pursuit of ever-larger, all-encompassing language models toward a more nuanced and efficient approach: the development of smaller, highly specialised…
By Stuart Dee Back in November, I attended the Banking Information Architecture Network (BIAN) London Summit—an incredible platform to engage with IT leaders from the financial sector. These conversations are always insightful, but what struck […]
By Stuart Dee A debate that comes up frequently in technology circles is that Architects should own non-functional requirements (NFRs) as they play a pivotal role in designing and overseeing systems that need to meet […]