Isabella Had a Strategy. Columbus Had to Figure It Out on the Way.

By Paul Preiss, of Iasa Global Isabella of Castile did not sail anywhere. She funded the expedition, weighed the risk, allocated the resources, and waited for a return. She was excellent at investment planning. Columbus, […]

Heineken’s Schilperoord Talks About Being a Chief Architect and His Involvement with Iasa Global

By Holt Hackney Arno Schilperoord, Director of Global Architecture & Innovation at Heineken, sits at the center of one of the world’s most complex digital transformation efforts. With responsibility spanning enterprise architecture and innovation m…

Adobe Chief Architect Mark Clifton Discusses Career, Trends and Why the CAF Matters

By Holt Hackney As AI, cloud computing and digital platforms revolutionize enterprise technology, the role of a chief architect has evolved much more than just technical ability at best as they now represent a relationship […]

Chief Architect Jim Wilt Talks Discipline and His Successful Career in Technology

By Holt Hackney James Wilt is a voraciously curious CTO, Distinguished Chief Architect & Engineering Advocate dedicated to advancing the profession of Architecture. With over 40 years of experience spanning aerospace, operating systems, cloud platf…

Ominski Discusses Successful Career as an Enterprise Architect and His Experience with CAF

By Holt Hackney Brice Ominski is an enterprise architect and executive advisor who helps organizations move from strategy to execution by designing change-ready enterprises that deliver measurable business value. He is also an inaugural board […]

Wylie Discussses CAF and the Trends He’s Following as an IT Architect

As Chief Architect for Platform Engineering at Myriad360, Neil R. Wylie has more than a decade of experience in cloud-native technologies, with a focus on designing scalable, innovative systems that incorporate cutting-edge agentic AI. By […]

Everyone’s Right, and Everyone’s Wrong: The Viewpoint Problem in Architecture

By Paul Preiss There’s a point in almost every architecture meeting where everyone nods as if we all agree… and then proceeds to argue for an hour about completely different things. Someone shows a diagram. […]