Chief Architect Jim Wilt Talks Discipline and His Successful Career in Technology

By Holt Hackney James Wilt is a voraciously curious CTO, Distinguished Chief Architect & Engineering Advocate dedicated to advancing the profession of Architecture. With over 40 years of experience spanning aerospace, operating systems, cloud platf…

Contracting for Cloud Computing Capacity: Key Concerns for Customers

By Barbara Murphy Melby and  Adia Brantley, of Morgan Lewis Cloud computing has been sold as elastic, on-demand access to virtually unlimited resources. However, the rapid growth of data-intensive and artificial intelligence–driven workloads has strain…

A&G Announces that Chief Architect Neil Wylie Will Begin Supporting the Magazine as a Senior Editor

A&G Magazine, published by Iasa Global – the world’s leading professional association for business technology architects, announced today that Neil Wylie, a former Chief Architect at CDW and current CEO at Agentic Engine (https://agenticengin…

PART 1 – The Emperor’s (not so) New Clothes: the scam of corporate performance frameworks and what to do about it

Taking the Red Pill “You take the red pill, you stay in Wonderland, and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes. Remember, all I’m offering is the truth. Nothing more.” Morpheus, The Matrix […]

Wylie Discussses CAF and the Trends He’s Following as an IT Architect

As Chief Architect for Platform Engineering at Myriad360, Neil R. Wylie has more than a decade of experience in cloud-native technologies, with a focus on designing scalable, innovative systems that incorporate cutting-edge agentic AI. By […]

Women in Architecture – IT Architect Sadia Tahseen

Sadia Tahseen is an Oracle ACE implementing Oracle Integration solutions, who sets strategic technology directions for large-scale enterprise clients. In that role, she has transformed complex technical landscapes into cohesive, secure, and user-friend…

Everyone’s Right, and Everyone’s Wrong: The Viewpoint Problem in Architecture

By Paul Preiss There’s a point in almost every architecture meeting where everyone nods as if we all agree… and then proceeds to argue for an hour about completely different things. Someone shows a diagram. […]