Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
Most disaster recovery plans get tested the same way: during an actual disaster. While regulators enforcing DORA and NIST2 are only just starting to hand out penalties, we’re already seeing the cost of non-compliance in news headlines. The glo…
Enterprise Architecture Governance for Hybrid Cloud Security in Multinational Enterprises:…
AI governance through enterprise architecture management is the key to getting real value out of your AI investment. Aaron Tan Dani, Group Chief Enterprise Architect of ATD Solution, explains why.
Stop Drawing Architecture, Start Committing It: The New PRISM EA…
Ask any Enterprise Architect what eats up their time, and they won’t say “strategic planning.” They’ll say something like: “I spent three days figuring out why the application inventory didn’t match what the business told us.” Or: “I had to ex…
Like us, you’ve probably noticed that over the past two years, most discussions about AI in manufacturing have focused on what LLMs can do for engineers, planners, and other knowledge workers. Vendors have showcased copilots that summarize docume…
API Caching as an Enterprise Architecture Decision: A Governance Framework…
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If you spend enough time in Enterprise Architecture, you will eventually encounter a curious phenomenon. Almost everyone supports the idea of Enterprise Architecture. Almost nobody agrees on what it actually is. Some executives believe Enterprise Architecture is primarily about technology standards. Others expect it to deliver target architectures within weeks. Some see it as an exercise in governance and compliance. Others imagine a group of architects who somehow possess a master plan that immediately solves organizational complexity. Interestingly, all of these perceptions contain fragments of truth, yet none of them fully captures what Enterprise Architecture actually represents.
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Put four enterprise architects in a room and ask them how AI should fit into architecture practice, and you will not get a single answer. However, it will spur a deeply insightful conversation about the very real struggles organizations today …
Starting a new Enterprise Architecture (EA) practice is a major organizational shift, not just a software installation. Investing in a new platform for enterprise architecture gets the technology right, but that’s only half the battle.
At AMD’s Advancing AI event in San Francisco, I expected to hear about faster GPUs, next-generation CPUs, AI PCs, and the company’s latest AI infrastructure roadmap. Those announcements certainly happened. AMD introduced new AI infrastructure, processo…