Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
When talking to customers and prospects, I hear great ambitions for digitization. But I also hear about pains when they describe their IT landscape. Customers have often grown a complex IT landscape and lack transparency about their costs, or functional redundancy occurs, especially after mergers and acquisitions. Information about their IT landscape sometimes resides in…
By James Wilt, Distinguished Architect and Walson Lee, Senior Architect Involving engineering teams across the value stream in the discovery and adoption of new technologies promotes advancement of new ways of working and accelerates innovation […]
The 2023 Application Development Benchmarks, Europe report is now available. This document mirrors the global 2022 Application Development Benchmarks so that European tech execs can read both in conjunction and get an even better picture of application…
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As we explore in this Advisor, breaking free from the execution trap is often the single biggest thing leaders can do to increase their impact. Even better, breaking yourself free from the execution trap can also help break the whole organization free….
Enterprise architecture management (EAM) is about so much more than tidying up your IT portfolio. Dominik Söhnle, Senior Consultant at LeanIX, recently presented a webinar on whether enterprise architecture should remain part of your IT depart…
Every business has a strategic set of goals to achieve success. To meet these objectives, every part of an organization must be aligned and work collaboratively. Unfortunately, though, this is where issues often arise. By not understanding the…
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As part of his session Becoming Future Ready with Digital Innovation, Nils interviews Hatice Yildirim, Digital Transformation Program Manager at Koç Holding about how she has been scaling FireAId, an AI pilot to predict the riskiest location…
In many blogposts I have mentioned the distinction between technology as designed/built and technology in use.I am not sure when I first used these exact terms. I presented a paper to an IFIP conference in 1995 where I used the terms technology-as-devi…
In many blogposts I have mentioned the distinction between technology as designed/built and technology in use.I am not sure when I first used these exact terms. I presented a paper to an IFIP conference in 1995 where I used the terms technology-as-devi…
Dr. Gopala Krishna Behara Enterprise Architecture Enterprise architecture (EA) in an organization is often defined as the organizing logic for business processes and infrastructure. The primary purpose of creating enterprise architecture is to ensure t…
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