Enterprise Architecture Has an Identity Problem
Why enterprise architecture means different things in different organizations—and why clarifying its purpose is essential for demonstrating its value.
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Why enterprise architecture means different things in different organizations—and why clarifying its purpose is essential for demonstrating its value.
Wouldn’t it be nice if your EA solution could use AI to tell you how to improve your enterprise architecture? Now SAP LeanIX can do just that.
The demos all blurred together. Another week, another vendor pitch. Slide after slide promised a “single source of truth,” “360degree visibility,” and “seamless collaboration across the enterprise.” The names changed. The interfaces changed. But to the…
By Charles Palmer, Ph.D., Interim Dean, School of Applied Media & Innovation at Harrisburg University of Science & Technology When people first talk about artificial intelligence, they usually talk about it either as a threat […]
By Tushar Hazra, Ph.D. Introduction: AI Forces a Structural Re-think of EA Artificial Intelligence (AI) has often been described as a disruptive technology in industry today. For Enterprise Architecture (EA), this characterization is misleadingly mild….
By Ash Patel – CDMP – Certified Copywriter (CMP) – CDMA, Marketing Specialist, The Open Group
This year marks a major milestone: 10 years since the launch of The Open Group Open Process Automation™ Forum (OPAF), officially formed on January 31, 2017.
From the very beginning, our vision was clear—transform the way process automation systems are designed, integrated, and sustained. We set out to replace the limitations of proprietary, closed systems with a vendor-neutral, modular, secure, and interoperable architecture. That vision became the Open Process Automation Standard, a standard of The Open Group – built by and for the global industrial automation community.
By Holt Hackney Adora has promoted Rohil Bhansali to head of engineering, elevating the company’s founding engineer to lead its technical organization as the advertising technology firm expands its platform for enterprise clients. Bhansali has […]
The most powerful metaphor for modern leadership comes from the symphony orchestra. When you watch a conductor at work, they guide the flow of music with their baton. If a musician makes a mistake, they give a subtle tap to get them back on track. What they never do is jump down, grab the instrument,…
By Holt Hackney As AI, cloud computing and digital platforms revolutionize enterprise technology, the role of a chief architect has evolved much more than just technical ability at best as they now represent a relationship […]
How enthusiasm slowly turns into routine, routine into neglect—and eventually into irrelevance
By Stuart Dee Over the years I have bought many books on architecture and, as you invariably find, they tend to fall into one of two camps. Either they are heavy on technology, or they […]
By Holt Hackney In the current era of rapid technological shifts, the role of the Enterprise Architect has evolved into something far more strategic. Leaders in this field must now navigate the complexities of generative […]