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 […]
Leadership
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 […]
How Intelligent Automation is Driving Positive Change in the Public Sector
By Emma O’Brien, of Embridge Consulting Businesses within nearly every industry are already reaping the benefits of strategic automation and, increasingly, we are seeing the public sector follow in the footsteps of their private sector […]
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 …
Data Program Disasters: Unveiling the Common Pitfalls
By Shammy Narayanan When I propose the idea of creating a Data Platform, what images immediately flash through your mind? Let me attempt to subtitle your thoughts. Perhaps you envision a dazzling array of cloud […]
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, […]
Gartner Survey Finds 81% of CIOs Expect to Grow Their IT Team
Eighty-one percent of large enterprise (LE) CIOs plan to increase their IT headcount in 2023, according to a recent survey by Gartner, Inc. Only 14% expect their IT staff to decrease and 5% expect their […]
Unleashing the Data Dragon: Navigating the Challenges of Data Leadership
By Shammy Narayanan With an enviable paycheck and proximity to the power centre, the life of a data leader may look glamorous, just as driving a dreamy sports car. For the onlookers, these cars are […]
Women in Architecture Spotlight – Tanisha Fitts
Featured in this week’s spotlight is Tanisha Fitts, General Manager of T. Rowe Price. Tanisha Fitts has worked in the Financial Services Industry for over 17 years and has held a variety of roles leading […]
Founder of Architecture & Governance Magazine Passes Away
Last month, the founder of Architecture & Governance Magazine, James Rogers, passed away. Rogers was the Chief Marketing Officer of Troux Technologies in the early 2000s, when Rogers and his Vice President of Marketing Jonas […]
How Much Architecture Modeling Should You Do? The Factors That Determine Sufficiency – Part 2
(Editor’s note: Part 1 appeared here: https://www.architectureandgovernance.com/agile/how-much-architecture-modeling-should-you-do-just-enough-part-1/) By Scott Ambler, Consulting Methodologist, Ambysoft Inc. In “How Much Architecture Model…