Five Signs Your Organization Might Need Enterprise Architecture
Change is the new normal in organizations, but let’s face it—navigating change is rarely easy.
Ensuring AI Accountability Through Product Liability: The EU Approach and Why American Businesses Should Care
By Jana Farmer and Thomas DeMicco, of Wilson Elser As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape industries and become integrated in everyday life, the question of how to effectively govern the risks associated with AI […]
Enterprise Architecture Review Boards: How And Why
Enterprise architecture review boards are essential for a mature EA practice in any organization. Let’s explore how you can set up an EA review board and why it’s so vital.
Dollars & Sense: 5 Timely & Timeless Digital Era Financial Insights
In his article, Noah Barsky explores the criticality of financial insight and responsibility. Timely and timeless financial acumen is as crucial as ever in the digital era, as it can quickly reveal which enterprises are, in reality, only technologies i…
The Journey from Digitally Detached to Digitally Determined
Jeremy Blain offers a thought-provoking demarcation of digital detachment and determination. He identifies the pitfalls of widespread tepid and failed transformation projects in recent years and trumpets the imperative for credible leadership that forg…
Building Enterprise AI Maturity
Abstract:
With so much excitement and hype around AI, we pursued research that would help leaders make sense of the chaos and understand how enterprises create value with AI. This briefing describes the MIT CISR Enterprise AI Maturity model, which dep…
Building Enterprise AI Maturity
Abstract:
With so much excitement and hype around AI, we pursued research that would help leaders make sense of the chaos and understand how enterprises create value with AI. This briefing describes the MIT CISR Enterprise AI Maturity model, which dep…
My Favorite UML Diagram Type
I was recently working on a presentation and putting together a diagram in Powerpoint, when it occurred to me that the diagram was quickly turning into something familiar, a UML Context Diagram. Why was this realization important enough that I decided to write a blog about it? Looking back through my career history, it’s not […]
The Organisational Benefits of Edge Computing Architectures
The Organisational Benefits of Edge Computing Architectures by Rubab Batool,…
Exploring AI’s Transformational Potential to Make Strategic Decisions
The recent boom in artificial intelligence technology, such as ChatGPT, has raised many questions about the potential of these tools in the business world. In a new study, Felipe Csaszar, professor of strategy at the University […]
DevOps and EA in Banking and Financial Services
How DevOps Impacts Enterprise Architecture In the Banking and Financial…
THE O-VBA™ VALUE-BASED ARCHITECTURE FOR HEALTHCARE: PART 2
By Jason Lee (The Open Group), David Gordon (Gordon Consulting), Adrian Barkman (Aberdeen Advisors), Scott Sloan (Kyndryl), Laura Hugill-Belken (NTT Data), and Tony Black (Kyndryl)
Part 1 of this blog series, published in April 2024, describes the foundation of a Value-Based Architecture for Healthcare O-VBA™ Standard, a standard of The Open Group.[1] In this part of the series, we demonstrate how to use the O-VBA Standard to solve business continuity problems caused by digital disruptions. The importance of this case study is underscored by the increasing number of disruptions in systems reliant on digitalization and electronic information exchange.