Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
By Paul Preiss Iasa began its journey to develop and grow a profession for business & technology architects over 22 years ago. One cornerstone to achieving this vision has always been developing the skills of architects […]
By Scott Ambler Hardly a day goes by without news about a new advance in artificial intelligence (AI). AI is being applied to augment white collar workers, including software professionals. This includes software architects. Common […]
(Editor’s Note: Part 1 appeared yesterday here.) Comparison of AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Services The following table describes the high-level comparison of Cloud Migration/adoption Services from AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. Feature/S…
By Leonard Greski Over the past week a group of thought leaders in which I participate was invited to contribute to an online discussion about the topic of Domain Driven Design and its relationship to […]
In recent years, the agile way of working has become popular because it promises to make things more flexible, faster, and better at handling changes. However, when it comes to Enterprise Architecture, using agile methods can be tricky. It might cause problems, leading up to agile architecture agony. Agile methods are great for short, simple projects.
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Just an announcement that the video of the ‘fundamentals’ part of my recent talks on essential insights on technology and psychology in relation to the digital revolution is now online on my YouTube channel.
By Ian Clayton, Chief Product Officer, Redpoint Global The modern consumer demands a relevant, personalized customer experience (CX) irrespective of channel or how a customer’s journey unfolds. As one example, an option to buy an […]
By Leonard Greski In Organizing Around Business Capabilities, my colleague Melissa Roberts and I made the case for structuring organizations around their business capabilities. We asserted that teaming structures organized around capabilities provide f…
By Scott Ambler Sometime during 2022 or 2023 the agile gold rush, but not the agile movement itself, ended. I recently I wrote The Agile Community Shat the Bed where I explored what I believe […]
By Wilson Chan Picture this: You’re in a meeting, discussing your company’s shiny new AI project. Someone mentions a cutting-edge technique they’ve just read about. Suddenly, that “innovative” plan you’ve spent month…
By Khurram Mir Software testing has always been an essential step to developing new products and services, however, to keep up with the rising demand for high quality products, companies often have to spend a […]
By Leonard Greski, Chief Scientist I recently participated in five episodes of the Agile Thoughts podcast with host Lance Kind and his guest Adam Tornhill, author of Your Code as a Crime Scene. Our conversation […]