Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
A consideration that is now growing in many markets is how outsourcing and off-shoring has been affected by the emergence of Cloud Computing as a kind of alternative option to hosting services. Continue reading →
There is no question that businesses need Business Architects. There is no question that business architecture in an important set of activities. The question is, really, where do we get them? I’ve seen no lack of interest in this field….
As my readers may know, I published a metamodel for business architecture about 18 months ago in the Microsoft Architecture Journal. Calling it the Enterprise Business Motivation Model, I based my model on a combination of a number of standard an…
By Eric Barroca Enterprises are falling in love with their models. A frontier LLM benchmarks well. Developers tune prompts around its response patterns. Business users grow comfortable with its outputs. Confidence builds. Workflows move into […]
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High-performing companies are redefining process excellence and business models in the age of AI. Leaders need to decide where (agentic) AI should take a direct role in decision-making, acceptable autonomy, and the KPIs used to track value. …
By Daniel Lambert, M.Sc. Business capabilities are the core of enterprise architecture because they express what the business must do to create value, independent of org charts or systems. A grounded capability model makes these […]
By Lisa Woodall Most organisations say they want growth, productivity, and resilience. Fewer are willing to confront whether the business model they are operating today is actually capable of delivering those outcomes. Instead, the reflex […]
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Newer digital technologies such as artificial intelligence are blurring the lines between the IT function and business units, offering new approaches to the enterprise IT operating model. As part of these approaches, many top performers are …
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Newer digital technologies such as artificial intelligence are blurring the lines between the IT function and business units, offering new approaches to the enterprise IT operating model. As part of these approaches, many top performers are …
By Prabhakar V The COO turns to the Enterprise Architect during an operations review: “Can we shift our aftermarket business to a servitized model in the next 180 days?” If your first thought is about […]
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In this presentation, Alan unpacks the risks, benefits, and costs associated with each of four IT operating models and shares how leading organizations’ IT functions support business units whose performance is heavily IT and AI dependent. Bu…
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Professor Horton explores the surprisingly powerful use of Large Language Models (LLMs) for role-playing and creating rich social simulations. This video presentation delves into how LLMs can create computational models of human behavior and…