Something in the Wind: Weather Forecasting in the Age of AI
By Peter Ling Talking about the weather: it’s a national obsession. And why not? It changes so rapidly in this part of the world, and it impacts us every day. We can all relate to […]
Applications & Technology
Jury Verdict Against Microsoft in $242 Million Patent Lawsuit May Have Turned on Expert Witness Testimony
Being an expert witness in a lawsuit can be financial rewarding and impactful. To wit, a jury delivered a $242M verdict on May 10 in favor of plaintiff IPA Technologies in a federal patent infringement […]
The Rise of Stablecoins and the Race for Digital Currency Domination – An Enterprise Architect’s Perspective
By Stuart Dee The financial world is undergoing a seismic shift. Decentralized finance (DeFi) and centralized finance (CeFi) are challenging the dominance of traditional finance (TradFi), while cryptocurrency continues to grab headlines with its high-r…
The Iasa Architect Core Course Was a Hit with Participants
Iasa Ireland and its partner Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet hosted Iasa Architect Core course last month in Dublin, which earned plenty of praise from the attendees. The 5-day event attracted more than a dozen students […]
AI Adoption Projects Are ‘Investment Roulette’ as Fear of Missing Out Drives Flawed Decisions
Ardoq, a SaaS company focused on “helping enterprises successfully navigate digital transformation,” recently announced new research revealing the trial-and-error state of emerging technology adoption. The ‘Emerging Technology Adoption 2024…
Colorado Enacts BIPA-Like Regulatory Obligations (and More), Ushering in a New Era of Biometrics Regulation in the U.S.
By David J. Oberly In late April, Colorado took a major step toward adding further complexity to the already fragmented U.S. biometrics legal landscape with the passage of HB 1130. The bill, which amends the […]
How to Create a Grounded Capability Model
By Daniel Lambert Business capabilities are at the heart of an organization’s planning ecosystem. Capability mapping serves many purposes, two of which are critical. First, business capabilities are instrumental in setting priorities more quickly focus…
Why Capability-Based IT Investments Planning Doesn’t Work for Enterprises Today, and What Are the Options
By Prakash Mazhuvancherry What is Capability-based Planning? Capability-based Planning has been around for long in the world of Enterprise Architecture (EA), and often finds a mention in leading EA frameworks. At its core is the […]
FTC Announces Rule Banning Noncompetes and What It Means for Technologists
There’s no telling how many IT architects possess a great business idea, but are hesitant to leave their current place of employ to pursue their dream of becoming an entrepreneur. That hesitancy may start dissipating […]
Architecting Resilience: Multi-Cloud Strategies for Enhanced Business Continuity
By Ayisha Tabbassum In the digital age, business continuity hinges on robust IT infrastructure. As organizations strive for greater resilience against data loss, system failures, and cybersecurity threats, multi-cloud strategies have emerged as a corne…
Enterprise Architects and their Emerging Role in Futuristic Cities
By Malahat Qureshi, Chief Enterprise Architect The City of Neom, a beacon of modern architecture and technological innovation, stands as a testament to the value that enterprise architects can bring to urban development. As enterprise architects, we p…
An Architect’s Competing Narratives
By Paul Preiss, of Iasa Global I want to open us up to a conversation about narratives in architecture. These are deeply important to us as architects because they impact our shared stakeholders and their […]