How Enterprise Architects Can Use AI Today
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Backend for Frontend Pattern in Elevating Microservices in Enterprise Architecture
By Dr. Magesh Kasthuri Microservices have transformed enterprise architecture by enabling modular, scalable, and independently deployable services. However, as organisations adopt microservices, they often encounter complexities in managing diverse cli…
Post-merger integration: Removing risk, ensuring value
You’ve probably heard the oft-cited statistic that 70% of mergers and acquisitions fail to achieve their projected value. Indeed, research over the years suggested that failure rate might be as high as 90%. In most cases. it was said, the…
Canadian Data Residency: Now Generally Available For Ardoq
Ardoq has been serving Canadian customers for years. Today, we are excited to announce something new: Canadian data residency is now Generally Available (GA).
Women in Architecture – IT Architect Sadia Tahseen
Sadia Tahseen is an Oracle ACE implementing Oracle Integration solutions, who sets strategic technology directions for large-scale enterprise clients. In that role, she has transformed complex technical landscapes into cohesive, secure, and user-friend…
Six Architecture Considerations for Startups
By Krasimir Baylov, Managing Partner, Intway Startups live in a constant trade-off between speed and sustainability. On one side is the pressure to ship features, find product–market fit, and satisfy investors. On the other side […]
Q4 AI Roundup: Governing, Guiding and Growing the AI-powered Enterprise
In Q3, we focused on making AI a fast lever, embedding it into modeling, surfacing insights, and reducing blind spots. The challenge we kept hearing from our customers was this: organizations were still chasing productivity without firmly anch…
Resilience by Design: From Crisis Response to Lasting Advantage — Opening Statement
This issue of Amplify brings together leading thinkers and practitioners whose work redefines how we conceive, cultivate, and measure resilience for the challenges ahead. Their contributions illuminate how foresight, adaptability, and governance inters…
Agentic AI Wants to Eat Your Lunchtime Meal Deal
ADL’s Nicholas Johnson, Siddharth Pai, Olivier Pilot, Joshua Sanz, and Eystein Thanisch explore how autonomous AI agents are reshaping customer interaction, data ownership, and advertising strategies. Their findings highlight that designing for resilie…
Who Owns AI Risk? Why Governance Begins with Architecture
By Nadzeya Stalbouskaya AI is no longer a side project. It’s quietly shaping the decisions that shape us from who we hire to what we build next. Artificial intelligence is no longer futuristic, it’s already […]
The Role of Force Majeure Protocols in Maintaining Supply Chain Health
Randal Whitlatch delivers a practical framework for managing today’s increasingly volatile supply chains. He demonstrates how embedding prestructured, legally sound, operationally consistent protocols transforms supply chain risk from a source of fragi…
Perception, Not Planning, Creates Adaptive Organizations
Bill Fox maps out six “territories of resilience,” from shifting societal expectations and regulatory complexity to technological and climate upheaval, and proposes four pillars that organizations can use to anchor resilient design. Fox’s article is ri…