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Disruptive technologies such as automation and AI and autonomous mobility boost efforts towards some strategic priorities but can work against environmental sustainability goals. For example, these technologies bring high compute demands, increased ele…
Author Interview: Eric JagerBook Title: Getting Started with Enterprise Architecture:…
by Nadzeya Stalbouskaya Introduction: The Role No One Talks About…
Enterprise architects (EAs) are under pressure. The AI era is reshaping business models, accelerating transformation, and demanding new levels of agility. Yet many EA teams are struggling to keep up not because of a lack of frameworks or tools, but bec…
On July 1, 2025, M-Files — the enterprise content management (ECM) vendor — announced a deepening of its strategic partnership with Microsoft. M-Files will now use Microsoft’s SharePoint Embedded as its foundational document repository. M-Files diffe…
Bridging Strategic Ambition with Operational Coherence through Architecture-Driven ERP Transformation…
Investment in enterprise architecture (EA) has increased over the last two years. That’s what 64% of respondents to a recently published survey by SAP LeanIX–EA Insights 2025–found. That’s good news and suggests that more and more companies ha…
Getting certified is important. It is especially important from a personal perspective. Certifications demonstrate that you have the qualifications, skills, and knowledge necessary to perform your job well. There is one downside to most certifications though. Since most certifications are knowledge-based, almost none of them will allow you to demonstrate your experience.
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Why agility, reuse, and cross-domain strategy are reshaping how we…
The critical question facing enterprise architects: how will you evolve your practice to manage AI’s inherent ambiguity, address human concerns around AI adoption, and architect systems that capture and leverage tacit knowledge?
In the battle to manage increasingly complex IT portfolios, organizations must learn to establish a structured ontology: a shared understanding of how applications, platforms, technologies, and assets interact.
A key challenge for enterprise architects has always been achieving alignment between their business leaders and the aims, priorities, and progress of their work. To support you with this, we’re introducing Architecture Exe…