Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
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As AI becomes increasingly capable, it forces a reckoning with what makes us uniquely human, and how we can best partner with it. We are still responsible for how we show up in relationships, the values that we stand for, how we guide what w…
(Editor’s Note: What follows is an excerpt from “The Emergent Leader: A Guide to Brand Building, Leadership, and Self-Mastery,” a book by Don Gregori) Great communicators are more influential, more persuasive, more inspiring, and rise…
Stop Drawing Architecture, Start Committing It: The New PRISM EA…
By Holt Hackney Organizations moving quickly to deploy agentic artificial intelligence should first determine whether proposed projects actually require autonomous AI agents, and whether their data and governance systems are prepared to support them, a…
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 […]
Ask any Enterprise Architect what eats up their time, and they won’t say “strategic planning.” They’ll say something like: “I spent three days figuring out why the application inventory didn’t match what the business told us.” Or: “I had to ex…
Why choosing one EA framework is usually the wrong starting point—and how to use frameworks as practical building blocks instead.
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. […]
Like us, you’ve probably noticed that over the past two years, most discussions about AI in manufacturing have focused on what LLMs can do for engineers, planners, and other knowledge workers. Vendors have showcased copilots that summarize docume…
By Paul Preiss, of Iasa Global I have been getting a lot of questions lately about how architecture fits with agents, and honestly the questions are mostly the same question. Somebody has been told by […]
By Dr. Magesh Kasthuri Loop engineering is emerging as one of the most important design disciplines for building reliable agentic systems. It shifts the focus from writing better prompts to designing purposeful operating cycles in […]
Four questions for architects designing consequential AI actions. By Ric Muro An AI procurement agent prepares a $42,000 supplier payment. The invoice matches the purchase order. The supplier is approved, the payment account is verified, […]