Watch Out For Rhetoric in the World of Architecture
By Paul Preiss, IASA Global There are a lot of loaded expressions in the world of architecture. I thought in this episode we would decode some of the more onerous. These phrases do a lot […]
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Generating Insights Using the Business Capability Map
By Siddesh Mahadik The Business Capability Model (BCM), is the cornerstone of the Business Architecture discipline, and is amongst the most important models/maps (if not the most important) in this practice. However, having just the […]
Best Practices for Managed Services
By Alok Mehta (CIO, Business Systems, Kemper) and Chitty Shravan (AVP, Business Systems, Kemper) Managed Services: In today’s digital age, effective IT management is crucial for business success. The growing trend toward managed services confirms…
Understanding How Choice Overload in ChatGPT Recommendations Impacts Decision-Making
Over the past few years, the field of artificial intelligence (AI) has witnessed numerous breakthroughs. One such remarkable milestone was the development and adoption of chatbots and conversational agents based on large language models, including […]
Data Sharing Through Tracking Pixels Leading to Unanticipated Liability
By Jack Hobaugh Jr. and Jonathan Sandler, of Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP While privacy is not a new legal concept, lawsuits against companies with websites and apps that collect data have never been more […]
Chief Architect Forum – Takeaways and Learnings for IT Architects
The recent Chief Architect Forum (CAF), a gathering of some of the world’s leading IT architects, was a rousing success for the global IT architect community. To learn more about what made this event so […]
Automating for Zero Trust
By Andy Ruth, Notable Architect Increasing automation and using change management techniques can help you integrate a Zero Trust strategy into a function SecOps environment. Some keys to modeling this workstream: · Start by creating […]
Revealing the Enigma: Unearthing Data Quality Challenges
By Shammy Narayanan A few days back, I took to LinkedIn to highlight the culinary catastrophe of mutton Biryani being crowned a “Non-Guilty” pleasure on a food delivery app. In a world where Biryani is […]
Technology Planning and Implications Involving Recent M&A Activity in Financial Services
By Siddesh Mahadik Mergers and acquisitions are in the news again, and this time it is the financial institutions themselves that have been merged, or forcibly acquired in H1 2023 due to the recent banking […]
Agenda Announced for IRM UK’s Enterprise Data & Business Intelligence and Analytics Conference Europe, 7 – 10 November 2023, London
Industry professionals, data enthusiasts, and thought leaders are gearing up for the highly anticipated Enterprise Data & Business Intelligence and Analytics Conference Europe, scheduled to take place from 7 – 10 November at etc. venues, […]
What To Do About Fragile Systems – Parts 2 & 3
(Part one appeared here on Thursday) By James Wilt, Distinguished Architect When we look at legacy systems built on out-of-support platforms in deprecated languages using dated data repositories, we can easily relate to their fragility, […]
What To Do About Fragile Systems – Part 1
By James Wilt, Distinguished Architect When we look at legacy systems built on out-of-support platforms in deprecated languages using dated data repositories, we can easily relate to their fragility. We’ll discuss this in Part 1 […]