Women in Architecture Spotlight – Geeta Pyne
Geeta Pyne is the Chief Enterprise Architect of Intuit. With more than 25 years of industry experience, she is a trusted advisor to CIOs and CTOs. Pyne is a transformation leader and a change agent […]
Leadership
Replaceable is the New Reusable
By James Wilt, Distinguished Architect Apology This was originally titled, “Disposable is the new Reusable”, however, experience has taught such titles rarely are read beyond well, the title! Case in point is Grey Young’s “The […]
Strategy to Reality in Five Key Takeaways
By Whynde Kuehn, Founder and Managing Director, S2E Transformation The book Strategy to Reality casts a vision for how organizations can approach strategy execution from end-to-end, leveraging business architecture (and of course enterprise architectur…
Madison Square Garden Utilizes Facial Recognition Technology to Block Certain Patrons from Entering Facility – But Is It Legal
By Dr. Robert J. Romano, JD, LLM, of St. John’s University The 2001 Super Bowl in Tampa, Florida was nicknamed the “Snooper Bowl” because fans entering Raymond James Stadium were subjected to face-recognition scanning technology […]
Re-Learning Can Be More of a Challenge Than Learning for the Master
By James Wilt, Distinguished Architect, Best Buy If the pace at which solutions must get to market is ever increasing, then our ability to deliver must equally change and never fall short of necessary continuous […]
An (IT) Architecture Function in an Agile Context
By Gunnar Menzel Agility is a central requirement for many organizations. For organizations looking for a digital future, the question is no longer whether an agile innovation should be used, but which innovation, when, and […]
Dissecting Design – Becoming a Great Designer
(Editor’s Note: What follows is a Part I of a 6-part series written by Iasa Global Founder and CEO Paul Preiss. Each part will appear on Wednesday.) By Paul Preiss Design methodologies for architecture are […]
Is Your Data Team Enabled To Deliver The Killer Punch?
By Shammy Narayanan It’s easier to spot a teenager without a Tinder account than an organization without a centralized Data team. Unfortunately, the hype around Data is so overrated that companies scurry to create the […]
A Return to Coding Is Not the Answer, But What Is?
By Shammy Narayanan Back in my high school days, a mention of Python would bring on memories of its coiled body, shiny skin, and angular head, whereas now, the same name invokes thoughts of “Matlab” […]
Creative Tension in Downing Street
Earlier posts on this blog have explored Creative Tension in the White House – from FDR to the Donald – and analysed them in terms of my OrgIntelligence framework. In this post, I want to look at the UK experience, drawing on a recent report in the Gua…
Creative Tension in Downing Street
Earlier posts on this blog have explored Creative Tension in the White House – from FDR to the Donald – and analysed them in terms of my OrgIntelligence framework. In this post, I want to look at the UK experience, drawing on a recent report in the Gua…
Looking to the Future – Lessons Learned from 2020
I am participating on an Evanta panel on November 2nd titled “Looking to the Future – Lessons Learned from 2020“. In May, I did a talk on the early days of our pandemic response which you can see here: Pandemic Response Keynote – Smart Com…