Garbage In, Garbage Out: Making Datasets Ready for AI
By Chris Kemp, of Kemp IT Law LLP We’ll all be familiar with sayings like: “it’s garbage in, garbage out with AI”. “It’s only as good as the data it’s trained on”. “When bad data […]
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Contracting for Cloud Computing Capacity: Key Concerns for Customers
By Barbara Murphy Melby and Adia Brantley, of Morgan Lewis Cloud computing has been sold as elastic, on-demand access to virtually unlimited resources. However, the rapid growth of data-intensive and artificial intelligence–driven workloads has strain…
Breaking the Silos: The Rise of the Open Lakehouse Architecture in 2026
By Bala Kalavala, Chief Architect & Technology Evangelist Introduction In the evolving data landscape of 2026, the Open Lakehouse has transitioned from an emerging architectural pattern to the gold standard for enterprise data strategy. By merging …
A&G Announces that Chief Architect Neil Wylie Will Begin Supporting the Magazine as a Senior Editor
A&G Magazine, published by Iasa Global – the world’s leading professional association for business technology architects, announced today that Neil Wylie, a former Chief Architect at CDW and current CEO at Agentic Engine (https://agenticengin…
Creating a Top-Down and Bottom-Up Grounded Capability Model
By Daniel Lambert, M.Sc. Business capabilities are the core of enterprise architecture because they express what the business must do to create value, independent of org charts or systems. A grounded capability model makes these […]
The Timing Gap: Why Enterprises Fail Not from Disruption, but from Delayed Architecture Decisions
By Rajjie Sarmey As we move into 2026, the most dangerous risk facing enterprises is no longer technological disruption. It is delayed decision-making embedded in architecture and governance systems that were designed for a slower era. […]
Generative AI Speeds up Cybersecurity Defenses
By Tom Rickey Scientists are using generative AI to accelerate a key step in the defense against cyberattacks, performing complex operations in minutes instead of weeks. Specifically, a team led by Loc Truong at the Department […]
CIOs and Their Priorities in 2026
By Holt Hackney As CIOs look toward 2026, the mandate is getting sharper, and heavier. Technology leaders are being asked to deliver AI-driven innovation, enterprise resilience, and measurable growth at a time when budgets and […]
Architecture Testing in the Age of Agentic AI: Why It Matters Now More Than Ever
By Christian Siegers, Principal, KPMG Advisory For decades, architecture testing has been the quiet backbone of responsible software engineering. While application testing ensures features work, architecture testing ensures that systems behave. It veri…
Stop Delivering Change, Start Designing a Business That Can Actually Grow
By Lisa Woodall Most organisations say they want growth, productivity, and resilience. Fewer are willing to confront whether the business model they are operating today is actually capable of delivering those outcomes. Instead, the reflex […]
The Next S-Curve of Cybersecurity: Governing Trust in a New Converging Intelligence Economy
By Rajjie Sarmey Most cybersecurity conversations still start with a breach. The leaders who are winning start somewhere else. They begin with a harder realization: cybersecurity has crossed a threshold where it no longer merely […]
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 […]