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Johannes Ludwig joined BOC Germany in January 2022 as a trainee in consulting and process management. It is his first full-time position after completing his studies in business informatics.
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The 21st century business will be data-driven or it won’t succeed. The importance of data usage for business performance and innovation is, and will remain, decisive for companies that understand its importance and power. Indeed, the complexity of com…
The 21st century business will be data-driven or it won’t succeed. The importance of data usage for business performance and innovation is, and will remain, decisive for companies that understand its importance and power. Indeed, the complexity of com…
Whether enterprise architecture (EA) belongs in IT was one of the topics under discussion at our recent LeanIX Connect Nordics in Stockholm last month. The question came up when one of our partners asked if we were seeing a trend in organizati…
Read our 2023 predictions for data mesh: Clarity, challenges, more confusion, and opportunities are all just part of the journey.
Picture two teams squaring off on a football field. The players can cooperate to achieve an objective, and compete against other players with conflicting interests. That’s how the game works. Creating artificial intelligence agents that […]
By Ash Patel, Marketing Specialist. Recently we reached out to John Linford, Security & OTTF Forum Director, for The Open Group, to discuss his role, industry advice, updates within his Forum and lots more. Thank you again to John for his time and for giving us an expansive look into his Forum at large. Please see the full interview below:
Decision making in complexity is not difficult, just different. Old tools based on searching for certainty and finding the best answer must give way to a new set of tools based around iteration, experimentation, and adaption. Leaders need to expand the…
When Innovation Norway decided to embark on their Enterprise Architecture (EA) journey, they identified 3 challenges to resolve. They needed to:
Less emblematic than diversity or gender aspects, generational issues are often ignored in companies, but they remain a strong signal of the equality policy. Companies have everything to gain from strengthening collaboration between generations.
By Lisa Woodall Every corporation has a similar picture and has told a similar story. You’ve seen that picture and you’ve heard that story. It’s a picture with too many boxes and too many lines on […]