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The viability and welfare of socio-technical systems depend on their ability to balance autonomy and cohesion. Is that true for other systems? Yes, it is remarkably universal. It works for biological systems like bacteria or elephants and social systems like packs of wolves, termites or beehives. However, this series focuses on socio-technical systems such as […]
Abstract:Technology leaders in top-performing companies spend significantly more time on building a complementary enterprise capability than their peers. Carbon emission reduction is a top concern for organizations, and therefore developing an enterpr…
Abstract:Technology leaders in top-performing companies spend significantly more time on building a complementary enterprise capability than their peers. Carbon emission reduction is a top concern for organizations, and therefore developing an enterpr…
Abstract:Technology leaders in top-performing companies spend significantly more time on building a complementary enterprise capability than their peers. Carbon emission reduction is a top concern for organizations, and therefore developing an enterpr…
By Brice Ominski, CITA-D, Chief Architect, Global Chief Technology Officer, Deep Dive World Overview IT architecture has evolved through several distinct epochs that supported the evolution of business technology. This business technology shift is more…
AI vendor lock-in is a very real concern that’s looming over the excitement of artificial intelligence innovation. How can you leverage this revolutionary technology without the risk of becoming trapped on a sinking ship?
This Advisor delineates how character is defined and positioned within a leadership context. Based on extensive research conducted by the Ian O. Ihnatowycz Institute for Leadership, character can be understood through two foundational frameworks: the E…
By Simone Curzi, Principal Consultant, Microsoft; John Linford, Security Portfolio Forum Director, The Open Group; Dan Riley, Vice President & Distinguished Engineer, Data Science, Kyndryl; Ken St. Cyr, Sr. Cybersecurity Architect, Microsoft
Threat Modeling and Open FAIR™ Standard, a standard of The Open Group, can answer some of the most important questions we have currently on Security. With this second blog in the ‘Improving Return on Security Investment’ series, we try to answer one of those key questions: “How much security is enough?”
By Paul Preiss, of IASA Global Over the last year I have been working to deeply refresh my understanding of implementation trends again. Microservices, React, Native, Serverless, Containers, DevOps pipelines and Integration variations… messaging, Kafka…
In the March edition of our “Product Update Webinar,” Chief Product Officer Ian Stendera revealed our latest features and provided a glimpse into future enhancements of the Ardoq Platform. The session was packed with exciting updates designed …
By Leyton Jefferies Zero trust isn’t a product that you can purchase off the shelf, it’s a mindset that needs to permeate every aspect of your organisation. According to a recent report by Cisco, around […]
The European Union has become the first government in the world to legislate on the proper use of AI technology. What does this mean for enterprise architects looking at AI adoption and AI governance?