When Systems Recognize Capability But Governance Delays Authorization: A Structural Gap in Modern Institutions

By Mansi S. Rai Executive Summary Modern institutions increasingly rely on digital systems capable of detecting performance, eligibility, and risk in real time. Yet governance frameworks often remain constrained by legacy authorization models that were…

When Excellent Technology Architecture Fails to Deliver Business Results

By Nadzeya Stalbouskaya Strong technology architecture is no longer rare. Clean layers, cloud-first strategies, modern platforms, and well-defined principles have become standard practice across large organizations. On paper, architecture often looks s…

Maybe All-Powerful AI Isn’t the Existential Threat It Is Made Out To Be

By Holt Hackney Ever since ChatGPT’s debut in 2023, concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) potentially wiping out humanity have dominated headlines. New research from Georgia Tech University suggests that those anxieties are misplaced. “Computer s…

AARAM Hub: From SCREAM to Collaboration — Building EA’s Home Base Together

By Rajeev Prashar (Editor’s Note: This article represents the last part of an ongoing series.) The Unavoidable ‘SCREAM’: Why Enterprise Architecture Must Transform for the Organization of Tomorrow – Introductory Summary The Anat…

The Next S-Curve of Cybersecurity: Governing Trust in a New Converging Intelligence Economy

By Rajjie Sarmey Most cybersecurity conversations still start with a breach. The leaders who are winning start somewhere else. They begin with a harder realization: cybersecurity has crossed a threshold where it no longer merely […]

Winneberger Named Senior Software Architect at US-Based Footwear Company

By Holt Hackney Rebecca Winneberger was named Senior Software Architect at Skechers earlier this month, marking a significant milestone in her career and a strategic hire for the global footwear and apparel company. Winneberger brings […]