Why Are There So Few Women In Data?
By Janani N, Jaya Deepika, and Juliet V So what? What is the big deal about having fewer women in data science? Fair question. The response can be inferred by observing the two AI-generated images […]
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Best Ways to Make Sure Remote Workers Protect Your Company’s IT Resources
Researchers at Washington State University recently examined and compared two approaches for motivating security compliance behaviors among remote workers. Fear of what could go wrong is perhaps the greatest motivator when it comes to getting […]
What You Need to Know About The California Privacy Rights Act
By Chris Lippert When it became effective in 2018, the GDPR provided a blanket blueprint that led to over a dozen countries updating their national privacy laws to “keep up” with the new industry standards. […]
Zero ETL – Fact or Fallacy?
“Serverless” and “No-Code/Low Code” are two marketing spiels that seduce many CxOs into a fantasy dream of supersonic delivery in a fraction of the planned budget. “Zero ETL” is the new incarnation joining this honey…
Three Business and IT Architecture Trends We Can Expect in 2023
By Sharma Varshney, the CEO of OvalEdge The data industry is continuing to grow at an unprecedented rate. The past year has seen some monumental developments in the data analytics and warehousing space, thanks in […]
Is Your Data Team Enabled To Deliver The Killer Punch?
By Shammy Narayanan It’s easier to spot a teenager without a Tinder account than an organization without a centralized Data team. Unfortunately, the hype around Data is so overrated that companies scurry to create the […]
Hands Up If You Are Signing Off an IT Roadmap
By Lisa Woodall Every corporation has a similar picture and has told a similar story. You’ve seen that picture and you’ve heard that story. It’s a picture with too many boxes and too many lines on […]
MEGA to Host Virtual Event Examining Successful EA Initiatives and Key Trends in Enterprise Architecture, Data Governance, and Risk Management
MEGA International, a global software company recognized as a leader in enterprise architecture for 13 consecutive years, will hosts its annual digital enterprise architecture event on November 29, 2022. At least two of the sessions […]
Adaptive enterprise architecture practice: data to decisions
by Asif Qumer GillUniversity of Technology Sydney, Australia. Abstract Enterprise…
Create end-to-end integration of tools and data for flow, insight, and traceability
Businesses seeking to achieve an unrivaled competitive advantage should take a hard look at their data management strategy. Data-driven decisions are faster, more reliable, and less costly when there is effective information flow and trust between all stakeholders. Enterprise Architects, Digital Practitioners, Sponsors, and Vendors gain superior business insight and planning abilities from using the IT4IT™ Reference Architecture, a standard of The Open Group, to improve data quality, transparency, and accessibility.
Why Enterprise Architecture as a Subject is a “Must-Have” Now More Than Ever Before?
By Vishal Kumar, Consultant, Deloitte Consulting
A master’s in business administration helps students understand business dynamics better. I believe having the ability to see business as a wholesome thing is paramount in today’s era. There is a dire need for students to apply the lens of Enterprise Architect and break the silos approach to enable students to see the business as a single unit. It is pivotal to understand that enterprise doesn’t run in silos the way the subjects during our MBA might make us think. For an enterprise to run efficiently and effectively, it needs to run collaboratively, i.e., all the fundamental constituents of an enterprise need to make progress in tandem.
“An enterprise is only as strong as the weakest link.”
Let’s take an analogy of the human body. For a human body to run efficiently, it needs an intention and goal, and it requires food as fuel, sleep as refreshment and a family as a support system.
Architectural Data will Guide the 2020s
What technical and financial analytics should CIOs and decision makers expect from Enterprise Architects in 2022?
Enterprises are in the middle of an application explosion and a transformation acceleration.
Looking just at the application landscape: industry surveys tell us that the average enterprise is using 1,295 cloud services , and also runs around 500 custom applications . The worldwide enterprise applications market reached $241 billion last year, growing 4.1% year-over-year in 2020, according to IDC .
The underpinning architectures of enterprises– made up of interactions between people, processes and technology, and often also physical assets (IoT) – are also growing and changing at pace.
Enterprise Architects keep CIOs and business units informed using IT cost calculations and technical and lifecycle metrics.
They will often present costs and technical metrics for the current IT landscape, plus forecasts to inform planning for new business scenarios and digital transformation projects.