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The International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) was established in 2021 as the independent body responsible for promoting and safeguarding integrity across global tennis events. In a short five-year span, the organization has built a robust […]
By Javier E. David When it comes to health care, Silicon Valley likes to imagine artificial intelligence as the technology that will cure disease, out-think physicians, and eventually decide who gets treated – and how. […]
By Leonard Greski, Chief Scientist, LiminalArc I read Holt Hackney’s July 2026 article Researchers: CIOs Should Define Enterprise Architect Roles More Clearly shortly after it was published. He led the article by restating the main […]
By Alok Mehta AI is not simply changing how software is built. It is changing who can build it, how many people it takes, and what enterprises should expect from their technology organizations and their […]
By Paul Preiss, of Iasa Global I am unsettled this week. I sat down again and did a piece of arithmetic I have been dodging for about a decade. Ive been saying for years that […]
If you spend enough time in Enterprise Architecture, you will eventually encounter a curious phenomenon. Almost everyone supports the idea of Enterprise Architecture. Almost nobody agrees on what it actually is. Some executives believe Enterprise Architecture is primarily about technology standards. Others expect it to deliver target architectures within weeks. Some see it as an exercise in governance and compliance. Others imagine a group of architects who somehow possess a master plan that immediately solves organizational complexity. Interestingly, all of these perceptions contain fragments of truth, yet none of them fully captures what Enterprise Architecture actually represents.
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By Dr. Magesh Kasthuri Enterprises are entering a phase where artificial intelligence agents are no longer treated as isolated experiments or productivity add-ons. They are becoming reusable digital capabilities that can be discovered, governed, deploy…
Enterprise Architecture and NORA as Enablers of Saudi Arabia’s Digital Transformation By Mohammed AlMohassen, Digital Transformation & Enterprise Architecture Advisor Digital transformation is no longer simply about digitizing services or implement…
Texas Capital Bancshares Inc., the parent company of Texas Capital, has appointed Mo Jamous as managing director and chief digital and information officer, effective immediately. In the role, Jamous will oversee the firm’s technology strategy […]
By Stuart Dee With the rise of large language models and agentic AI, the first instinct for many enterprise architects is an obvious one: how can this help us do our jobs better? It is […]
By Dmitry Borisov Introduction: The Architectural Dilemma and the Limits of Existing Paradigms In the practice of designing and developing large distributed enterprises, modernizing user interfaces and integrating cognitive AI computing have become the…
Link: https://www.ardoq.com/blog/fyit-kevin-donovan-design-future-enterprise From The Digital Transformation Blog 00