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By Shammy Narayanan Back in my high school days, a mention of Python would bring on memories of its coiled body, shiny skin, and angular head, whereas now, the same name invokes thoughts of “Matlab” […]
Enterprise Architecture Management is a term that’s widely thrown around in our industry. Some vendors even classify their software as an ‘enterprise architecture management tool’. An agile enterprise architecture management capability in an organization isn’t just based on using a limited tool to execute as-is architecture and do Technology Risk Management and Application Portfolio Management…
When we first wrote about AI and expert systems a few years ago, we couldn’t have foreseen the rapid evolution that would occur in this space. The pandemic spurred an onslaught of investment in smart technologies that enable businesses to make…
In our blog series on Capability-based Planning, we’ve aimed to empower you with enough knowledge to implement Capabilities and Capability-based Planning in your organization. We’ve looked at the concept ‘capability’ and its use in decision-making and planning, how to design Capability Maps and how Capability-based Planning relates to other disciplines. Although you may now be…
Infrastructure architecture (IA) refers to the practice of mapping, designing, and modeling the relationships between all the technical systems, hardware, applications, and networks that a company depends on to operate. Naturally, optimizing y…
By Dan Riley, Distinguished Engineer and the Chief Risk Scientist, Kyndryl
For several years the popularity and importance of digital credentials have been growing. Many professionals, particularly in the Information Technology (IT) industry or organization, have earned dozens.
(Editor’s Note: What follows is Part 11. Part I appeared yesterday.) By Greg Matthews Subject matter expert (SME) over-utilisation Most Enterprises have application owners that oversee and approve any changes to their allotted application(s). What […]
Maxime Callet is a second-year student at École des Mines de Saint-Étienne, one of the most prestigious engineering schools in France. He completed a 6-month internship within the BOC France team, in the Vienna office of BOC Group Austria. In this interview, Maxime shares with us his experience as a trainee at BOC Group […]
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Where do many high-potential employees get their first impression of your company? From a job description for an open position that interests them. That job description can either turn candidates off or intrigue them enough to pursue things fu…
Abstract:To create bottom-line value from digital, many organizations need to do some kind of organizational surgery; these organizations are just not well designed for the digital era. The organizational changes remove organizational complexity and h…
(Editor’s Note: What follows is Part 1. Part II appears tomorrow.) By Greg Matthews Many enterprises operate what is essentially a stone age-based IT lifecycle process. “Stone age” means that it is stuck at the […]
Abstract:For decades, companies have thought of themselves as operating in industries such as banking, retail, shipping, automotive, and energy. But most customers have needs and problems, often cross-industry, that must be solved; for example, busine…