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Vibe coding programmers are releasing batches of vulnerable code, according to researchers at the School of Cybersecurity and Privacy (SCP) at Georgia Tech, who have scanned over 43,000 security advisories across the web. The programming […]
By Holt Hackney A new academic study examining digital transformation in manufacturing small and medium-sized enterprises argues that many organizations continue to overemphasize technology while underestimating the strategic and human factors needed f…
By Paul Preiss, of Iasa Global There is a conversation that happens in architecture practices all over the world, and it goes something like this. A business unit puts forward a set of initiatives. Someone […]
By Sam Holcman, Managing Director, EACOE | President, ZIFA Artificial intelligence is not a future consideration for enterprise architects — it is a present reality rewriting the rules of how organizations plan, build, and govern […]
By Paul Preiss, Iasa Global There are two roles in building a building… the innovator and the inspector. Which one do you want to be? There is a persistent idea, and I hear it from […]
By Dr. Magesh Kasthuri Introduction In the era of digital transformation, organisations seek robust platforms to manage, analyse, and derive insights from vast and diverse data sources. Azure OneLake emerges as a unified data lake solution, […]
Bizzdesign, a global enterprise transformation SaaS company, has announced the appointment of Daniel Hebda as Head of AI. In this newly created role, Hebda will lead Bizzdesign’s global AI agenda, covering market evangelism, customer engagement, …
By Melissa Roberts, Managing Consultant & Strategic Business Architect, LiminalArc Last week, In Capabilities-Driven Application Modernization: A Strategic Framework for Economically Sound Investment Decisions, I made the case that organizations kn…
By Stuart Dee I was recently having a conversation with a senior technology leader at a financial services organisation that crystallised a challenge many institutions are grappling with. They were clear on where they wanted […]
By Paul Preiss, of Iasa Global Isabella of Castile did not sail anywhere. She funded the expedition, weighed the risk, allocated the resources, and waited for a return. She was excellent at investment planning. Columbus, […]
By Rekha Kodali Industry 4.0 linked systems, automated tasks, and made things work better. But it also caused new problems. It became harder to manage systems. In a lot of cases, people were pushed out […]
By Melissa Roberts, Managing Consultant & Strategic Business Architect, LiminalArc Application modernization continues to be in the forefront of organizations’ concerns as they struggle to respond to the undeniable acceleration of digital transform…