Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
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…
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 […]
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 Lavanya Subbarayalu, PwC | Technology Consulting AI agents are no longer answering only questions prompted to them. In many domains (healthcare, financial services, and others), they now initiate payments, update records, send external communic…
By Sadia Tahseen, Oracle ACE For decades, enterprise monitoring was built around a relatively predictable question: Did the transaction complete successfully? An order entered one system, an integration transformed the message, and an ERP application […
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…
By Paul Preiss, of Iasa Global I keep watching people hand junior architects the wrong two documents. Services and Landscape. Someone gets promoted out of engineering, does well, shows promise, and within a month somebody […]
By Dr. Robert Furey Something is coming. Something as astounding as creation itself. As mind-boggling as stellar nucleosynthesis or the discovery of flint knapping. Looking backward we see a vista of change. From where we […]
Why architecture and governance functions need an accurate model of what AI systems actually are before they can be trusted, controlled, or blamed. By Stuart Dee There is a seductive habit, in boardrooms and server […]
The Colorado Governor’s Office of Information Technology has appointed Casey Cook as principal director of enterprise architecture, a newly created leadership position focused on enterprise technology standards, governance and modernization. Cook…
By Paul Preiss, of Iasa Global I’ve been sitting here for a while struggling with a feeling I couldnt explain, a sense of shared fantasy and shared lies, repeating over and over in my head. […]