If Architect Just Means Expert, It Means Nothing
By Paul Preiss, of Iasa Global We are at the cusp of a very big set of changes in the world. And if history tells us anything about big technology changes, it tells us we […]
Elevating Architecture
CU Boulder Names Todd Shechter Vice Chancellor for Information Technology
The University of Colorado Boulder has appointed Todd Shechter as vice chancellor for information technology, effective Nov. 16, following a national search. Shechter, who has served as chief technology officer at the University of Wisconsin-Madison […]
Viewing An Operating Model Through the Friction Lens
By Sushant Alevoor Introduction Operating Model Design weighs many considerations: strategic alignment, structure, processes, incentives, technology, people and culture. Friction, whether within these elements or between them, is rarely one of them. It…
Strengthening Agent Architecture by Addressing Cognitive Disconnect and Context Fatigue
By Dr. Magesh Kasthuri Enterprise AI agents are moving from simple prompt-driven assistants to complex systems that plan, reason, retrieve information, invoke tools, evaluate outcomes, and collaborate with human teams. This shift has created a new […]
Beyond Integration: Designing Software Architectures That Preserve Business Context
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…
Fixing a Broken Learning Cycle
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 […]
The Provenance Gap – Why Enterprise AI Is Creating a New Evidence Challenge
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 […]
Are Companies Preparing for Quantum Computing, or Just Watching It?
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 […
A Practical Strategy for Managing Competing Workloads in Enterprise Workflow Systems
Workload isolation, controlled concurrency and read-write separation give enterprise architects practical ways to protect shared resources as transaction volumes and system dependencies grow. By Marayya Mahesh Chittibonu Enterprise workflow systems are…
Forrester Posits, ‘Will AI Eliminate Enterprise Architects?’ Experts Chime In
By Holt Hackney Artificial intelligence may automate many of the tasks traditionally performed by enterprise architects, but that does not mean the profession is headed for extinction, according to a new analysis from Forrester. Instead, […]
Enterprise Architecture for Responsible AI: Governance, Risk and Operating Models
By Sanjeeve Kumar Gajadi, Lead Consultant / SAP Enterprise Architect, HCL Technologies Limited Abstract. Artificial intelligence is moving from isolated experimentation into core business processes, but many organizations still govern AI through discon…
AI Agents Are All the Rage; But Research Shows They Leak Private Data
Before you prompt AI to answer another question or perform another task, new research suggests there may be another consideration: whether the tools used by an AI agent could expose sensitive data. Ying Zhang, an […]