AI in EA

Ardoq’s AI Assistant can now search the live web (available as an open beta feature).

Put four enterprise architects in a room and ask them how AI should fit into architecture practice, and you will not get a single answer. However, it will spur a deeply insightful conversation about the very real struggles organizations today …

We brought enterprise architects and IT leaders together for our Customer Advisory Board this spring, and the conversations didn’t go the way most AI panels do. Nobody argued about whether AI matters, but instead what it’s exposing.

AI is making it easier than ever to build software. That’s the exciting part that everyone is talking about, but it is not the full story of what happens in practice after the software is built, when someone has to run it, secure it, and answe…

EA Teams Are Spending Too Much Time on the Wrong Things
Here’s what we hear consistently from EA leaders: their teams are brilliant, strategic people who are stuck doing work that shouldn’t require them.
Manually populating application data …

Today, we’re relaunching Ardoq as the AI-first EA platform where AI automates thousands of hours of EA work, and every AI output is grounded in your living architecture graph.

Ask any Enterprise Architect what eats up their time, and they won’t say “strategic planning.” They’ll say something like: “I spent three days figuring out why the application inventory didn’t match what the business told us.” Or: “I had to ex…

For the past few years, AI in the enterprise has largely been about content generation and assistance. Smarter search. Auto-generated descriptions. Recommendations surfaced at the right moment. These are genuinely useful capabilities, but they…