Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
Chaque décision prise par votre organisation repose sur son architecture. Plus les personnes sont nombreuses à s’y impliquer et à y contribuer, meilleures sont les décisions. La langue ne devrait pas y faire obstacle.
By Steve Durbin, Chief Executive, Information Security Forum Cybersecurity frameworks help, but a framework turned in for a score feels more like a report card than an improvement path. On paper it can look well […]
Within an Enterprise Architecture approach, principles serve as a foundation for designing flexible and scalable architectures that align with business goals and objectives. They ensure compliance with regulations and industry standards and are able to reduce complexity and duplication by enforcing standardization and interoperability.
Principles provide clarity, consistency, and direction in decision-making, ensuring alignment between business objectives and strategies. Evidently, their value lies in ensuring that business and IT strategies support the same objectives. In other words, principles guide strategic alignment.
This hands-on blog will focus on creating Enterprise and Architecture Principles, based on an organizational strategy.
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By Dmitry Borisov Introduction: The Architectural Dilemma and the Limits of Existing Paradigms In the practice of designing and developing large distributed enterprises, modernizing user interfaces and integrating cognitive AI computing have become the…
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One of the biggest challenges companies face today is designing decision rights between humans and AI. For example, should AI be used in hiring, and if so, for which tasks? Should AI run marketing campaigns end to end, or augment human judgm…
By Santi Chakrabarti Strategic programmes rarely fail at the start. They fail gradually, quietly, despite compelling business cases, enthusiastic sponsors, and significant investment. Technology initiatives start on time and within budget, and still fa…
Link: https://www.ardoq.com/blog/fyit-kevin-donovan-design-future-enterprise From The Digital Transformation Blog 00
Why enterprise architecture jargon becomes a problem, when it helps, and how architects can explain complex ideas so people can use them.
Abstract:
One of the biggest challenges companies face today is designing decision rights between humans and AI. For example, should AI be used in hiring, and if so, for which tasks? Should AI run marketing campaigns end to end, or augment human judgm…
Abstract:
One of the biggest challenges companies face today is designing decision rights between humans and AI. For example, should AI be used in hiring, and if so, for which tasks? Should AI run marketing campaigns end to end, or augment human judgm…
By Paul Preiss, of Iasa Global I’ve been having a lot of conversations with senior developers and engineers over the past year or so. Good conversations. The kind where people are actually trying to work […]
You approved the budget. You greenlit the initiatives. The organization is in motion. And somewhere between that boardroom decision and the front lines, your intent got lost. Finance sees approved investments. Leadership sees dashboards. Teams see projects. No one sees how those views connect to the outcomes the work was funded to produce.