Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
By Shammy Narayanan Just as humans communicate using words, Large Language Models (LLMs) communicate using tokens. A token represents a small unit of text on average, roughly ¾ of an English word, depending on language […]
By Holt Hackney The October session of the Chief Architect Forum brought together Dan Swanson, series editor for CRC Press’s security and cyber series, and Patrick Hayes, author of Integrated Assurance, and moderated by Bryce […]
By Dr. Magesh Kasthuri Microservices have transformed enterprise architecture by enabling modular, scalable, and independently deployable services. However, as organisations adopt microservices, they often encounter complexities in managing diverse cli…
Sadia Tahseen is an Oracle ACE implementing Oracle Integration solutions, who sets strategic technology directions for large-scale enterprise clients. In that role, she has transformed complex technical landscapes into cohesive, secure, and user-friend…
By Krasimir Baylov, Managing Partner, Intway Startups live in a constant trade-off between speed and sustainability. On one side is the pressure to ship features, find product–market fit, and satisfy investors. On the other side […]
By Nadzeya Stalbouskaya AI is no longer a side project. It’s quietly shaping the decisions that shape us from who we hire to what we build next. Artificial intelligence is no longer futuristic, it’s already […]
By Christian Siegers, Principal | KPMG Advisory Artificial Intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept—it’s here, and it’s transforming the way we work. From automating repetitive tasks to generating creative content, AI tools promise speed and…
By Stuart Dee Recently, the technology world has seen a clear resurgence in discussions around the power of the manifesto. We constantly debate the Agile Manifesto, whether it is still relevant, whether it is “dead”, […]
By Brice Ominski For most of the last half-century, enterprise strategy revolved around reaching a clearly defined destination. Executives set a “target state,” architects mapped the route, and transformation programs moved the organization from one [….
By Jacqueline Klosek, Jon Ng and Jacob Lee, of Goodwin Procter Wearables, AI-powered computer‑vision tools, and analytics platforms now collect and process heart‑rate variability, facial vectors, sleep metrics, and other data athletes and players rely …
By Holt Hackney Patrick Johanns was preparing a reading list for his students in Fundamentals of Business Analytics, one that would address the use and ethics of artificial intelligence in business. But he found nothing useful, […]
By Shammy Narayanan In the previous edition, we tore into the mechanics of RAG and uncovered why AI sometimes gives outrageously wrong advice—like recommending glue for pizza toppings. We learned that these blunders aren’t “AI hallucinations” […]…