Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
By Monte Rummer Over the last two decades, the relationship between business and IT has experienced one of the most profound transformations in the enterprise world. What once began as a tightly controlled, internally managed […]
Building enterprise resilience through psychologically-informed AI transition strategies By Sarah Dyson, Harrisburg University of Science and Technology As AI systems become increasingly sophisticated and emotionally expressive, enterprise architects f…
By Kate O’Neill, Tech Humanist Picture two enterprise software experiences. In the first, an employee navigates a labyrinthine ERP system with seventeen clicks to complete a simple expense report, fighting unintuitive interfaces while the system …
By Stuart Dee While neuroscientists debate quantum consciousness, engineers are building something extraordinary, computers that think with light instead of electricity. Photonic quantum computers represent a radical departure from traditional silicon-…
By Leonard Greski, Chief Scientist, LeadingAgile It’s been a little over three years since I last sat down with A&G Managing Editor Holt Hackney to talk about the State of Agile. As of May 2025, […]
The National Association State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) has released the second of a series of reports on business architecture, making “the case for enterprise architecture as a necessary discipline for planning and organizing continu…
By Walson Lee (Editor’s Note: What follows is an excerpt from “Mastering AI Ethics and Safety.” The book can be purchased here.) Introduction The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence presents both unprecedented opportunities a…
By Stuart Dee As an architect who began my career in software development, I have experienced first-hand how the worlds of engineering and business often operate in silos. I started out building systems (today I […]
It’s obvious when a dog has been poorly trained. It doesn’t respond properly to commands. It pushes boundaries and behaves unpredictably. The same is true with a poorly trained artificial intelligence (AI) model. Only with […]
(What follows is Part 2. Part 1 appeared yesterday here.) By Bala Kalavala, Chief Architect & Technology Evangelist Benefits and Challenges of Each Approach Both EDA and DDA offer significant advantages but also come with their […]
(What follows is Part 1. Part 2, which addresses “Benefits and Challenges of Each Approach” will appear on 5/21) By Bala Kalavala, Chief Architect & Technology Evangelist Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) and Data-Driven Architecture (DDA…
(Editor’s Note: What follows is a speech given on May 13 by James Benford, Executive Director for Data and Analytics Transformation and Chief Data Officer, for the Bank of England) It’s a pleasure to be […]