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By Christian Siegers, of KPMG Netherlands One of the more interesting shifts taking place in enterprise AI is the growing recognition that building AI systems is only part of the challenge. As organisations begin deploying […]
The third ‘lab note’. More on the power and Achilles’ heel of “brute force trial and error with token pattern statistics”
Enterprise architects rarely lack information. The harder part is getting from information to a decision.
By Abhishek Gang Deb Key Takeaways A useful starting point for applied AI is a specific customer problem and data the application already has permission to use. Apple Natural Language can help process transaction descriptions, […]
Insights Expected from the Gartner IT Symposium/Xpo 2026 By Steve…
The second ‘lab note’. More on the power and Achilles’ heel of “brute force trial and error with token pattern statistics”
Before publishing about my very serious LLM-coding experiment, I am publishing a few shorter ‘lab notes’. This is the first one.
By Sanjeeve Kumar Gajadi | Lead Consultant and SAP Enterprise Architect Agentic AI changes the governance problem. A conventional model may recommend an answer; an agent can interpret a goal, construct a plan, select tools, […]
Eight new AI teammates built to do the EA grind, so your team can spend that time on the decisions instead.
By Christian Siegers, of KPMG Netherlands For much of the digital era, trust followed a relatively simple path. Users authenticated. Systems verified their identity. Access was granted. From that point onwards, organisations largely assumed that […]
By Holt Hackney Artificial intelligence may automate many of the tasks traditionally performed by enterprise architects, but that does not mean the profession is headed for extinction, according to a new analysis from Forrester. Instead, […]
A year ago, the question every Enterprise Architecture (EA) leader asked about AI was some version of “What can it do?” Today, the question is, “Can I trust what it just did, and can I prove it to someone else?”