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George J. Nassef is the CEO and Co-Founder of TripVair Inc., a data service powered by predictive models that aims to improve the travel experience by offering accurate and unique long-range transportation and logistics predictions […]
Abstract:Our forthcoming book, Data is Everybody’s Business: The Fundamentals of Data Monetization, is mainly about how to create value from data, but for data monetization to occur, any value you create must be realized. Realizing value from data is …
Abstract:Most organizations view data monetization—converting data into money—too narrowly: as merely selling data sets. But data monetization is a core business activity for both commercial and noncommercial organizations, and, within organizations, …
Learn how our winner, U.S. Bank, and finalists Rockwell Automation and Takeda Pharmaceuticals have used outcome-driven enterprise architecture for business success.
Change is a constant for any organization. The multiple drivers pushing change are both internal and external. Uncontrollable factors like market pressures, regulatory and legal compliance, plus mergers and acquisitions make instability a cons…
By Paul Preiss It was the 5th meeting in row, about 2 weeks ago, when I realized we were going to start each meeting, every blog, with AI, GenAI, and its derivatives. “So what are […]
By Dr. Anas Tawileh & Dr. Chris Harding
The role of data as a strategic enabler has become increasingly crucial to the long-term competitiveness of organisations. Netflix, for example, is one of the prominent examples of organisations that have successfully leveraged data to strengthen and sustain their competitive market position. One of the company’s many data-driven innovations is its market-leading Recommendations System that uses machine learning technologies to provide personalised recommendations that Netflix viewers will most likely enjoy. This system is so successful that it is estimated to create more than $1 billion in business value per year according to Netflix’s Chief Product Officer Neil Hunt.
Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) is an iteration of the traditional managed services provider (MSP) model. Let’s consider the pros and cons of each so you can make the best choice for your organization.
By Sherry DiBari Behind the scenes, Andrew “Andy” Collins, assistant professor in the Department of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering, is helping you make better decisions. “My research is about making methods that help m…
Enterprise architecture vs business architecture: get the lowdown on how these two disciplines relate. Let’s explore the history and future of the intertwined methodologies.
By James Fisher, Chief Strategy Officer, Qlik Sometimes it takes just one individual to come up with an innovative new approach that gives your organization the competitive edge, but more often than not, it requires […]
Featured in this week’s spotlight is Jacqui Read, Consultant Software & Enterprise Architect of Read the Architecture. Read is an internationally recognized software and enterprise architect with over 13 years of industry experience, and author […..