Aggregated enterprise architecture wisdom
Over the last few weeks we have posted a series of articles about the challenges at BriteLite and the way Brenda the Architect has helped solve them using architecture practices in general, and ArchiMate in particular.
It’s time to do something good. Every year, in the week before Christmas, the Dutch radio station 3FM sets up a ‘glass house’ somewhere in The Netherlands, three dj’s are locked up in it for a week without food and … Continue reading →
It’s time to do something good. Every year, in the week before Christmas, the Dutch radio station 3FM sets up a ‘glass house’ somewhere in The Netherlands, three dj’s are locked up in it for a week without food and … Continue reading →
Most architects I know have already looked into block chains since virtual currencies started to get some traction. In that light it is amazing that up to today there are only a handful of attempts to use the generic principles of the block chain architecture. When you look closer the block chain and invest just … Continue reading Using block chains outside of finance →
Probabilistic reasoning and clinical decision-making: do doctors overestimate diagnostic probabilities? “Clinicians make decisions in the face of uncertainty. Kahneman, the recipient of this year’s Nobel prize, (with Tversky and others) provided important insights concerning judgment and decision-making under uncertainty.1,,2 In order to deal with uncertainty, doctors often over-emphasize the importance of diagnostic tests, at the expense […]
Can the complexity be removed and tacit knowledge delivered from the plethora of the medical information available in the world. ” Let Doctors be Doctors” Semantic Data Lake becomes the Book of Knowledge ascertained by correlation and causation resulting into Weighted Evidence Characteristics of Bioingine.com Cognitive Computing Platform Architecture style moves from Event driven into […]
From Dr. Barry Robson’s notes:- Is Data Analysis Particularly Difficult in Biomedicine? Looking for a single strand of evidence in billions of possible semantic multiple combinations by Machine Learning Of all disciplines, it almost seems that it is clinical genomics, proteomics, and their kin, which are particularly hard on the data-analytic part of science. Is […]
http://sociology.about.com/od/Statistics/a/Introduction-To-Statistics.htm From above link Descriptive Statistics (A quantitative summary) Descriptive statistics includes statistical procedures that we use to describe the population we are studying. The data could be collected from either a sample or a population, but the results help us organize and describe data. Descriptive statistics can only be used to describe the group that […]
By The Open Group We are proud to announce that the number of individuals certified in the TOGAF® 9 certification program as of December 16, 2015, is now over 50,000. This represents over 12,000 new certifications in the past twelve … Continue reading →
“The cost of bad IT, the e-borders project failure at £830 million and rising” as BBC reports.
“The e-borders scheme was meant to collect and analyse data on everyone travelling to and from the UK before
Predictive analytics has become the key to helping businesses — especially those in the highly dynamic Chinese market — create differentiated, individualized customer experiences and make better decisions. Enterprise architecture professionals must t…
Predictive analytics has become the key to helping businesses — especially those in the highly dynamic Chinese market — create differentiated, individualized customer experiences and make better decisions. Enterprise architecture professionals must t…