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Why architecture and governance functions need an accurate model of what AI systems actually are before they can be trusted, controlled, or blamed. By Stuart Dee There is a seductive habit, in boardrooms and server […]
The Colorado Governor’s Office of Information Technology has appointed Casey Cook as principal director of enterprise architecture, a newly created leadership position focused on enterprise technology standards, governance and modernization. Cook…
By Ashokkumar Ganesan, AI Governance & Decision Architecture Executive Summary Enterprises today are investing heavily in AI governance: policies, principles, committees, risk frameworks, and compliance programs. Yet AI systems continue to fail in …
By Paul Preiss, of Iasa Global I’ve been sitting here for a while struggling with a feeling I couldnt explain, a sense of shared fantasy and shared lies, repeating over and over in my head. […]
By Dr. Magesh Kasthuri Small Language Models, commonly called SLMs, are becoming a practical alternative to very large general-purpose models for enterprises that need sharper domain behavior, lower latency, better cost control, and stronger governance…
A practical pattern for preserving trusted business logic, while transforming the digital experience. This article uses a real-world enterprise modernization initiative as the reference implementation. By Alok Mehta Every enterprise architect eventuall…
By Naveena Davay Arunkumar, Lead Data Analyst, IT Asset Management, CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield The problem wasn’t technical The usual account of moving from a governance committee to an automated pipeline focuses on the technical rebuild […]
Over the past few years, progress in large language models has often been associated with a single word: bigger. Larger parameter counts. Larger training datasets. Larger computational budgets. And, with each new generation, stronger performance […]
By Arun Mishra, Enterprise Architect | Director, Capital One Why Enterprise Architecture Governance Fails Before Implementation Enterprise architecture governance programs tend to fail in a predictable place that most governance frameworks do not …
By Jon M. Watson, Execution Boundary Governance Architect & AI Strategy Leader The shift toward action architecture is real progress. Architects are rightly arguing that governance must move from policy documents and review boards into […]
By Rajjie Sarmey For more than a century, enterprises have competed by mastering successive waves of advantage. ▸ The Industrial Age rewarded scale. ▸ The Information Age rewarded digitization. ▸ The Cloud Era rewarded agility. […]
By Holt Hackney Organizations should define the enterprise architect role more narrowly and tie it to measurable business outcomes, according to new research from Info-Tech Research Group. The research firm said many organizations continue to […]