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(Editor’s Note: What follows is an excerpt from Leadership Shock: Using Authenticity to Navigate the Hidden Dangers of Career Success, written by Pete Steinberg,a leadership and innovation expert with extensive experience consulting with top For…
By Paul Preiss The question of career path is deeply important to architects. It determines many of the qualities which allow them to perform well in their expected jobs. Some jobs become managed from when […]
(Editor’s Note: What follows is Part 3 of a 3-part article, July 1. The abstract for the 3-part series appeared here. The author, Lisa A. Pratico, was profiled here in the spring of 2023.) By Lisa A. Pratico […]
By Andrea Magnorsky Knowledge, like most essential resources, is not spread in a useful way. How can teams collectively get better at having a more homogenous and cohesive understanding about the systems they work on? […]
By Stephen Dougall I recently started writing a book on the topic of architecture views. As I progressed through the different views, I began to think about categorizing them, making it easier to understand where […]
By Helen Ciric, President of SEG Consulting (a Comtrade360 partner) Salesforce is considered the first fully-functional cloud-based CRM platform in the market. Customers typically jump on the Salesforce bandwagon to manage their marketing campaigns, cu…
Organizers of the Lean CIO & Leader Summit 2024, which is planned for July 3-4 in Munich, is offering a 50 percent discount to members of Women in Architecture (WIA). The event, which gets underway […]
A framework based on advanced AI techniques can solve complex, computationally intensive problems faster and in a more more scalable way than state-of-the-art methods, according to a study led by engineers at the University of […]
By Milan Dabic (P.Eng.), Senior Systems Engineer & Software Architect Change, or the plan to change, is probably the number one reason an organization hires architects, especially when their system landscape is becoming a little […]
(Editor’s Note: What follows is Part 1 of a 3-part article that will be shared in the pages of A&G Magazine each Monday for the nxt three weeks. The abstract for the 3-part series appeared […]
(Editor’s Note: What follows is an abstract of a 3-part article that will be shared in the pages of A&M Magazine next week. The author, Lisa A. Pratico was profiled here in the spring of […]
As enterprises confront the staggering $1.52 trillion in software technical debt, a new study reveals that architectural technical debt (ATD) has emerged as the most formidable challenge. The research titled, “Microservices, Monoliths, and the Battle A…