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A Meta Framework

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It is probably true to say that every book has one major theme running through it, and probably a few sub-themes. Writing the second edition of a book is a great opportunity to revisit its primary topic to see whether it is still relevant or not. I found it really interesting to revisit the book I wrote with Elaine over ten…

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ICD – 10; Medical Knowledge Extraction with Increasing Variables Means Dealing with Billions of Probabilities.

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Note: Bioingine Cognitive Computing Platform employs Hyperbolic Dirac Net, an advanced Bayesian that overcomes acyclic constraint; thereby the resultant statistics method delivers coherent results when dealing with a messy system where both hypothesis and data have become random messing the entropy. By. Dr. Barry Robson Bioingine.com (Ingine, Inc.) The hunger and thirst for more fine […]

Enterprise Architecture Trends 2015

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I’m looking forward to speaking about trends in enterprise architecture at the EA2015 conference this week on 4 November in Copenhagen. Having spoken at this annual conference over the past several years, it has become my annual “state-of-the-union” address to the Danish EA community. This year, I will talk about several trends and issues. The outline of the lecture looks […]

Let’s Talk Value (Who Needs Architects?)

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Value is a term that’s heard often these days, but I wonder how well it’s understood. Too often, it seems, value is taken to mean raw benefit rather than its actual meaning, benefit after cost (i.e. “bang for the buck”). An even better understanding of the concept can be had from Tom Cagley’s “Breaking Down […]

Big Data Analytics and Cheap Suits

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Sharing a method to help resolve this challenge and help focus on what is important so you can expend your nervous system solving problems rather than creating them. Armed with a true understanding of the organizational dynamics it is now a good time to revisit a first principal to help resolve what is an important and urgent problem.

Enterprise Architecture Trends 2015

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I’m looking forward to speaking about trends in enterprise architecture at the EA2015 conference on 4 November in Copenhagen. Having spoken at this annual conference over the past several years, it is my annual “state-of-the-union” address to the Danish EA community. This year, I will talk about several trends and issues. The outline of the lecture looks like this: The […]