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The maturity of enterprise architecture (EA) varies greatly across companies, industries, and geographies. In France, 84% agree that their teams are effective in communicating EA’s value, while just 54% of UK respondents agree. Learn more in this previ…
By Bob Ivkovic Life Architecture is an adaptation of Enterprise Architecture and refers to the architecture of an individual’s life processes. Life Architecture is aligned with an individual’s personal goals, capabilities, and desires. It provides [……
Bernard Marr is an internationally best-selling business author, keynote speaker and strategic advisor to companies and governments. He advises and coaches many of the world’s best-known organizations such as Amazon, Google, Microsoft, IBM, Toyota, The…
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
Understanding the risks present in the system you are developing is important, but it is even more important to determine mitigation actions. Activities like threat modeling can help with identifying your options, but they are usually too numerous and too expensive. What should you really do? And would the residual risk be acceptable afterwards?
By Paul Preiss, of Iasa Global I had a deeply perplexing and strangely curious occurrence happen recently that made me realise just how scary good architectural reasoning is to those with the check (Cheque for […]
This article is part of the series on Autonomy and Cohesion. It is the second part of the basic overview of the balance. If you haven’t read the previous part, I’d recommend doing so before reading further. Cohesion forces Liquids and solids are in those states because there are cohesion forces bonding the molecules together. The main […]
By Walson Lee Abstract With the rapid advancement of Generative AI (GenAI)-based solutions, traditional enterprise requirements gathering and design processes may fall short. Enterprises need to adapt to a new set of design and development […]
Our CEO and co-founder, André Christ, recently spoke at the Next Generation SAP Enterprise Architect Forum. Watch a video of André’s presentation and then deep dive into how LeanIX and SAP Signavio work t…
Cloud migration is no longer an essential part of digital transformation; in fact, many organizations are reversing their direction back to on-premise. Is moving to the cloud still valuable for enterprise?
We can find a useful metaphor for data ethics in Tolkein’s Lord of the Rings. Palantíri are indestructable stones or crystal balls that enable events to be seen from afar. They also allow communication between two stones. The word comes from Tolkein’s …
We can find a useful metaphor for data ethics in Tolkein’s Lord of the Rings. Palantíri are indestructable stones or crystal balls that enable events to be seen from afar. They also allow communication between two stones. The word comes from Tolkein’s …
by Kimberley Hagerty Introduction In the fast-paced world of supply…