Why Do I Do This?
By Paul Preiss, Founder and CEO of IASA Global Of the many questions I get from people, there is one that I don’t talk about often enough. Whether it is hard to answer, or I […]
Elevating EA
New Study: Job Security Beats a Pay Raise for U.S. STEM Professionals
Sixty-three percent of STEM professionals in the U.S. agreed that keeping their current job or contract was more important to them than seeking a higher salary. Only 15% disagreed with this. Top level findings include: […]
IT Strategy as an Enterprise Enabler
By Dr. Gopala Krishna Behara Today, more than ever before, and often without noticing it, technology touches every part of our lives. The adoption of next generation technologies, automated tools, agile and Devops methodologies by […]
Women in Architecture Spotlight – Dr Christine Stephenson
Featured in this week’s spotlight is Dr. Christine Stephenson, Chief Architect and Head of Curriculum of Coaching Enterprise Architects. Dr. Stephenson is one of the female pioneers in Enterprise Architecture and has been practicing for […]
A Modern Enterprise Architecture Is Essential for Scaling Agile
By Brendan O’Rourke, Christian Schroeder, Sebastian Schroeder, and Marita Vavoulioti, of Bain & Company Enterprise architects design the plans that align a company’s business strategy with its technology. This architecture describes how the o…
Canada’s Association of Information Technology Professionals Inducts Four New Fellows, Including an Enterprise Architect
Canada’s Association of Information Technology Professionals, or CIPS, has inducted four new Fellows: Dr. Ken Barker, Derek Burt, Beverley Gooding, and Utpal Mangla. Since 2005 the association’s Fellow Memberships have been awarded to professionals in …
Best Practices for Service Virtualization
By Alok Mehta, Padmanabhan Venkatesh and Chris Cox IT organizations are always looking for ways to streamline their processes to improve efficiency. This improvement can take many different forms such as optimizing process, documentation updates, […]
Training AI Models – Just Because It’s ‘Your’ Data Doesn’t Mean You Can Use It
By James Gatto Many companies are sitting on a trove of customer data and are realizing this data can be valuable to train AI models. However, what some companies have not thought through, is whether […]
Study: We Are Wasting Up to 20 Percent of Our Time on Computer Problems
According to a recent study conducted by the University of Copenhagen and Roskilde University, despite the significant advancements in computer technology over the past 15 years, computers continue to experience malfunctions at a rate ranging […]
Ensure Transformation w/Expert Pairing
By James Wilt, Distinguished Architect Albert Einstein is attributed to the saying, “Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” Being part of many transformations over the years, it […]
Generative AI Models Are Encoding Biases and Negative Stereotypes in their Users
Over the span of a few months, generative AI systems like ChatGPT, Google’s Bard and Midjourney, have gained increasing popularity among individuals across diverse domains. However, emerging studies are emphasizing that these models are embedding…
IT Landscape as a Complex System of Systems – Part 2
(Editor’s note: Part 1 appeared yesterday and can be accessed here.) By Vasily Yamaletdinov, Principal Consultant, Zühlke Group Measuring Complexity Despite the prevalence of the term “complexity”, today there is no agreed definition for it, […]