Should Data Engineers be Domain Competent?
By Shammy Narayanan Data and H1NI have one thing in common, both are scary. Similar to the rush to get vaccinated, enterprises are in an unforgiving haste to assemble a data team with a Mid-Asian […]
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The Business Value of a Robust Data Governance Framework
By Rohan Malkhare, Business & Technology Architect, of BCLC Enterprise data today consists of diverse sets of information coming in from varied sources such as IoT, streaming and external feeds along with the more traditional […]
Does Generative AI Dream of Building Apps? The Disruptive Potential of AI Enabled Software Engineering
By Terry Room Like many, I have been keenly watching the recent developments in AI, with the advent of next generation Large Language Models like Chat GPT. I recently attended a CTO round table event […]
A Playbook for Enterprise API Adoption – Part 1
(Editor’s Note: What follows is Part 1. Part 2 will appear on Friday.) By Dr. Gopala Krishna Behara An Application Programming Interface (API) is a Service that fulfils business capability delivered over the internet to […]
The Quantum Frontier: Disrupting AI and Igniting a Patent Race
By Diego F. Freire, of Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC The contemporary computer processor — at only half the size of a penny — possesses the extraordinary capacity to carry out 11 trillion operations per second, with […]
Highly Governed Platforms Should Never Feel Governed
By James Wilt, Distinguished Architect When you sit in your vehicle, you have the perception of unlimited comfort, entertainment, configuration, and safety. Some systems are active, others passive. You may choose to not use the seatbelt […]
Company Releases Report on Global State of IT Automation
A provider of service orchestration and automation solutions has published its 2023 Global State of IT Automation Report: IT Automation and Orchestration Benchmarks for IT Ops, DevOps, CloudOps, and DataOps Teams. Underwritten by Stonebranch, the […]
Examining How to Make Better Consistency and Availability Trade-offs in Networks
Imagine you want to withdraw some cash from an ATM. You expect it to show your account balance correctly and process your request quickly. However, network delays make it hard for the system to meet […]
Women in Architecture Spotlight – Lisa Woodall
Featured in this week’s spotlight is Lisa Woodall, Global Head of Discovery and Design of WPPIT. Lisa is a passionate and collaborative senior business leader with a track record in shaping, leading and implementing experience […]
Solution Architecture: Beyond the Diagrams
By Dan Hughes of Wittij Consulting In my last article, I talked about solution architecture diagramming. I am a huge fan of diagrams as a quick and effective way to document a solution architecture. As a […]
When Considering a Shared Publishing Platform on the Cloud
By Alok Mehta and Shriram S Insurance companies rely heavily on the communications they use to connect with their customers. Their effectiveness to communicate to their end-customers holds the key to the success of any […]
Invest in Developing a Human-Centered Security Program
By Steve Durbin, Chief Executive, Information Security Forum Organizations have long implemented security awareness training programs in an effort to protect against data breaches. These programs are often designed with a one-size-fits-all approach, fo…