Should Customers Be Involved in Enterprise Architecture?
What does customer-centric enterprise architecture actually mean in practice?
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What does customer-centric enterprise architecture actually mean in practice?
Modern software systems are built from hundreds of interconnected applications, databases, APIs, and cloud services. As those environments grow, the architectural challenge extends beyond integrating data to preserving the business context that connect…
In early November, Ardoq will add the EU Hosted Offering: hosting on an EU-owned sovereign cloud, built for organizations that need their enterprise architecture data to stay under European legal control, not simply stored on European soil. Fo…
A Federated Trust Architecture for Autonomous AI Agents: An Enterprise…
Forrester’s 2026 Technology Awards recognize organizations that are using technology strategy and enterprise architecture to drive meaningful business outcomes. This year’s North America winners showcase how leading firms are translating innovation, AI…
By Paul Preiss, of Iasa Global One of the great joys of my career is getting to talk to architects, all over the world. I am absolutely sure that I have spoken to more architects […]
Note: This is part three in our three-part series on strategy execution: PROVE. The gate closes. The launch ships. The team moves to the next program. That is where the record usually ends. You decided what earned capacity and what did not. You caught the drift before it became a missed date. The product reached…
By Sourabh Mishra As autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) moves from experimentation into financial operations, the limitations of a familiar control model become apparent. Traditional financial systems record what happened: who created a journal en…
The enterprise project management office (EPMO) helps leadership decide where the organization places its money and its people. That mandate sits above any single division. It covers which investments get funded, whether those commitments still serve the strategy two quarters later, and what the portfolio is returning once the work is underway. Success in the…
By Christian Siegers, of KPMG Netherlands One of the more interesting shifts taking place in enterprise AI is the growing recognition that building AI systems is only part of the challenge. As organisations begin deploying […]
The third ‘lab note’. More on the power and Achilles’ heel of “brute force trial and error with token pattern statistics”
By Holt Hackney Florida Atlantic University quantum technology leader Robert Loredo argued recently that organizations should begin preparing for quantum technologies before they can point to a clear commercial breakthrough. In his new book, “Quantum […