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Enterprise architecture (EA) content often starts strong—structured application maps, fresh capability descriptions, clear target-state diagrams. But without a plan to keep it alive, even the best models quickly become outdated or forgotten.
By Ron Gidron The Traditional Governance Burden I remember meeting with a large banking client whose governance process was encapsulated in 82 slides that showed their process. It was a perfect example of what I […]
Dr. Naureen Farhan is the Interim Course Coordinator for Creative Computing at Ravensbourne University London, within the Department of Computing. Active in academia since 2010, Dr. Farhan has been a regular fixture as an instructor in computer science…
New global research from over 2,100 leaders reveals a critical execution gap — “digital detachment” — where senior leadership overestimates progress while failing to align culture, data use, and customer-centricity. Although many leaders express confid…
Talk about timely. SustainableArchitectures.org and SustainableIT.org will host a one-day conference in London on June 24 that examines sustainable architectures, emphasizing sustainability, cost, and tech debt management. “This conference is one of th…
This follow-up article focuses on what many architects ask next: How do you actually model capabilities in a way that gets used? Capability modeling may seem straightforward—but doing it well takes thoughtful structure, clear abstraction, and a solid connection to real-world needs.
By Shammy Narayanan While modern Large Language Models (LLMs) are already equipped with tools or function-calling capabilities to access external resources like databases and custom business logic, introducing a Model Context Protocol (MCP) adds a […]
By Jim Hietala, VP, Sustainability and Market Development
This year’s Earth Day theme is “Our Power, Our Planet”. The goal is to help accelerate the global generation and availability of clean energy, including renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, hydroelectric, geothermal, and tidal.
Introduction If you’ve been following the ongoing debates on LinkedIn…
By Dev Nag Artificial intelligence is reshaping the cybersecurity landscape, offering new tools to protect against ever-evolving threats. At the same time, it’s creating challenges by empowering cybercriminals with advanced capabilities. This dual role…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Intelligent Automation (IA) are two terms that have become ubiquitous in today’s world. Although they are often used interchangeably, they are distinct concepts, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Unfortunately, there is a growing tendency to use the term “AI” as a catch-all phrase that obscures the fact that we’re not really doing AI. What we are really using today is a practical application of IA. In this blog, I’ll tell you why AI is more a buzzword than the breakthrough we all hoped it would be.
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A new survey from Grant Thornton has revealed “a dramatic decline in optimism” in the first quarter of 2025 from chief financial officers (CFOs). Grant Thornton’s first quarterly CFO survey of the year showed that just […]