Something in the Wind: Weather Forecasting in the Age of AI
By Peter Ling Talking about the weather: it’s a national obsession. And why not? It changes so rapidly in this part of the world, and it impacts us every day. We can all relate to […]
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Upcoming BIL-T Conference Will Address ‘Navigating the Hype: Practical Strategies for Emerging Tech in Architecture’
Iasa Global, the world’s leading professional association for technology, business, and enterprise architects, will host a powerful new BIL-T Conference on May 16, which will address “Navigating the Hype: Practical Strategies for Emerging Tech in…
Exploring Implementing Responsible AI in Software Development Lifecycle
By Alok Mehta – CIO Business Systems at Kemper and Mila Beryozkin – Principal Data Management Consultant at Discover Financial Services The ever-evolving technology of Generative AI (Gen AI) has been making waves in the […]
Chief Architect Forum – Takeaways and Learnings for IT Architects
The recent Chief Architect Forum (CAF), a gathering of some of the world’s leading IT architects, was a rousing success for the global IT architect community. To learn more about what made this event so […]
Professor’s Use of Simulation Modeling Approach Leads to Data-Driven Insights
By Sherry DiBari Behind the scenes, Andrew “Andy” Collins, assistant professor in the Department of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering, is helping you make better decisions. “My research is about making methods that help m…
Designing Communication, Communicating Design
We work in a communications industry. We create and maintain systems to move information around in order to get things done. That information moves between people and systems in combinations and configurations too numerous to count. In spite of that, we don’t do that great a job of communicating what should be, for us, extremely […]
Enterprise Architecture: Reflections on My Journey of Becoming A Systems Thinking Enterprise Architect
Although I have been practicing enterprise architecture for more than 10 years, I still find it challenging for me to explain to others what exactly I do. I am a systems designer and engineer at heart, but not necessarily in the way in whic…
Enterprise Architecture: Reflections on My Journey of Becoming A Systems Thinking Enterprise Architect
Although I have been practicing enterprise architecture for more than 10 years, I still find it challenging for me to explain to others what exactly I do. I am a systems designer and engineer at heart, but not necessarily in the way in which a typical IT function defines “systems.” I feel what I do…
Mapping vs. Modeling
What are the differences between them and when to use each technique? If we think about maps the most familiar to us is possibly the road map. Then if we put multiple maps together we can create a road atlas. These are great for allowing us to see where we are and where we might […]
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Enterprise Architecture is not aimed at creating models. Is that so?
Architecture, in general, is about models. Hence, enterprise architects are to devise architecture, that is to model the enterprise. If you don’t do that, then you are not doing architecture.
Drawing a line…
Sometimes, however experienced you are as an architect and however “strategic” you are in your work, sometimes it pays to get right back to basics. The issue often is “how effective is our communication?”
Our profess…
Drawing a line…
Sometimes, however experienced you are as an architect and however “strategic” you are in your work, sometimes it pays to get right back to basics. The issue often is “how effective is our communication?”
Our profess…