The case for Enterprise Architecture in local government
Digital transformation: The case for enterprise architecture in the local…
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The 4 common expectations of internal control and compliance
To withstand the tsunami of risks looming on the horizon, GRC professionals (risk managers, compliance officers, and auditors) have no other alternative than to take a structured approach to risk and control management by leveraging key business infor…
The 4 common expectations of internal control and compliance
To withstand the tsunami of risks looming on the horizon, GRC professionals (risk managers, compliance officers, and auditors) have no other alternative than to take a structured approach to risk and control management by leveraging key business infor…
Data-Driven Decision-making: How Architects can Unlock Data to Support Your Execs
How to find and connect the right data to make impactful insights that influence digital transformation decisions As architects, we’re in a unique position to leverage an enterprise view to ensure that boardroom-level executives have the data they need to drive business outcomes. This is especially important in the digital age, where executives look at…
Storytelling best practices for architects: use BiZZdesign Coach to build better stories
Architects are typically professional at creating designs, analyses and plans that set their audiences in motion. However, to captivate your audiences, it’s important to create appealing visuals to convey a key message successfully. Yet, if your visuals are not presented with adequate context and structure, the impact of your message is limited at best. How…
Does the Algorithm have the Last Word?
In my post on the performativity of data (August 2021), I looked at some of the ways in which data and information can make something true. In this post, I want to go further. What if an an algorithm can make something final.I’ve just read a very inter…
Does the Algorithm have the Last Word?
In my post on the performativity of data (August 2021), I looked at some of the ways in which data and information can make something true. In this post, I want to go further. What if an an algorithm can make something final.I’ve just read a very inter…
Four Tenets to a Successful Enterprise Architecture Program
by Brett Brunk, Ph.D., Expert Architect & Program Manager Recently…
IT projects and business needs: Why adopt a capability approach?
by Robert Raiola, Chief Marketing Officer, MEGA International The importance…
Industry Trends Enterprise Architects Can’t Ignore in 2022
Although there has never been a better time to be an Enterprise Architect, we need to start doing things differently. In the last 2 years the global events around Covid 19 have taught us some tough lessons in adaptability. Traditional thinking, with a focus on the ‘as is’ state, and incremental change, won’t be good…
EA Frameworks and AI Challenges in Healthcare
Enterprise Architecture Framework and Artificial Intelligence Challenges in Healthcare By…
The Open Group Event Highlights – January 31-February 2, 2022
Open Standards & Platforms for Operationalizing COP26
Since August 2020, The Open Group has been working with member organizations to create an open standard for tracking environmental footprint data, unifying data recording, processing, and sharing across industries. We are making progress towards a vision of making it possible to automate the calculation of greenhouse gas data – and, eventually, data such as water usage and landfill – giving companies real-time, reliable insight into their impact. The Open Group is now focused on Open Standards and Platforms for Operationalizing COP26.
Why Attend: Solving the climate crisis demands clearer conversations, stronger leadership buy-in, better training, greater support, and more forceful deadlines. We get there by collaboration through data and open standards.
Digital Practitioners Day
The Open Framework for the Digital Enterprise – Learn about next steps in delivering the playbook for the digital enterprise using consistent and self-supporting guidance by Digital Practitioners:
Common Vocabulary and Roles: A set of reusable, cross-standard definitions for terms and roles, curated by member consensus:
Digital Competencies: DPBoK™ Standard – a coherent, self-consistent framework of digital competencies based on organization scale
Digital Product Control & Accountability: IT4IT™ Standard v3 – Managing the Digital Product to provide a single, simple, unifying element to manage IT and “smart” products and services
Architecting the Digital Enterprise: Open Agile Architecture™ Standard – an outcome-based, product-centered approach to enable enterprises to respond to customer needs in a nimble and Agile manner
In 2022, this content will be made publicly available to standards adopters, along with improvements for both standards adopters, and our valued standards creator community. Stay tuned for a Sneak Peek of this digital platform and initial content.
Data Science Community of Interest
The Open Group has established an open Data Science Community of Interest, which is open to both Members of The Open Group and non-members. This group provides those with an interest in Data Science with an open forum in which to discuss Data Science topics of interest, and with opportunities to learn from others. The Data Science Community of Interest is hosting case studies and workshops at this event.
To stay informed, we invite you to indicate your interest at The Open Group Data Science Community of Interest – or – to join our LinkedIn group.
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