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The State of Enterprise Architecture report results are in! Nearly 1,000 enterprise architects and other senior IT and business stakeholders participated in this year’s State of Enterprise Architecture survey. We set out with 4 overarching questions in mind: Are enterprise architecture teams equipped to meet their organizations’ demands? How mature are the enterprise architecture practices…
In today’s rapidly changing business environment, strategic success is critical for organizations to remain competitive and sustainable in the long term. However, achieving strategic success is not an easy task. It requires navigating the spra…
By Chris Harding, CEO of Lacibus Until very recently, conversing with AI was an activity left to engineers and technical specialists. But with the increased availability and buzz around generative AI such as ChatGPT, more […]
Recently we reached out to Kim Padeletti, Head of OSDU and Energy Data Platforms, Amazon Web Services (AWS), to discuss her role as Elected Member of The OSDU™ Forum OMC Committee.Upon talking to Kim, we discussed her role, advice she may have for those looking to work in the field she is in and much more. Thank you again to Kim for her time.
Written by Ash Patel, Marketing Specialist at The Open Group
Application rationalization is a cost-saving necessity in the current climate. What, however, does the process of “rationalization” actually look like?
Building on the recent launch of the latest iteration of the Business Technology Architecture Body of Knowledge (BTABoK), SFIA, the global skills and competency framework for the digital world, recently updated their reference List of Bodies of […]
Featured in this week’s spotlight is Lisa A. Pratico, VP Enterprise Architecture and Enterprise Integration Services at HP, Inc. Lisa brings over 20 plus years of experience driving profitable growth in challenging, competitive business verticals […]
By Andy Ruth This article is written for IT architects that are starting or supporting a zero-trust initiative and focuses on planning the initiative. The guidance is framed upon architectural best practice and process used […]
This Advisor enumerates classic leadership mistakes made in turbulent times: approaches and behaviors that are easily fallen into but must be avoided. It also provides guidance on what leaders can do instead to adapt to this turbulence.
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Cloud transformation was once considered cutting-edge, but it’s quickly becoming a competitive necessity for organizations across all industries. We offer an easy five-step guide to making your cloud transformation a success.
By Nate Sanders GPT-3 does not have to be perfect to work. That notion of perfection seems to be the sticking point utilized by critics of the current state of GPT-3 models, presenting the reliance […]
Input from Enterprise Architects (EAs) might not be the first step for business leaders when developing and executing their strategic plans. However, thanks to EA’s ability to bridge business areas, they increasingly bring invaluable insights …