By Jelle Visser Digital transformation has entered the glossary of business buzzwords as one of the latest phenomena to digitize business. There are many ways to talk about the specifics of digital transformation, but perhaps […]
We recently asked Daniel Hutley, The Open Group Architecture Forum Director, about the potential of a global recession and the impact it could have on companies and their approach to technology. Question: If there is […]
Being an ‘Architect’ is a title with big meaning suggesting bold outcomes. The architects of the world have left behind medieval cathedrals, the Taj Mahal, the Pyramids, and the Great Wall. Closer to or world engineering […]
By Shammy Narayanan It’s easier to spot a teenager without a Tinder account than an organization without a centralized Data team. Unfortunately, the hype around Data is so overrated that companies scurry to create the […]
Picture two teams squaring off on a football field. The players can cooperate to achieve an objective, and compete against other players with conflicting interests. That’s how the game works. Creating artificial intelligence agents that […]
By Lisa Woodall Every corporation has a similar picture and has told a similar story. You’ve seen that picture and you’ve heard that story. It’s a picture with too many boxes and too many lines on […]
At a recent technology conference in Austin, we stopped in to listen to Clena Abuan, a Senior Technology Associate within BP’s Digital Innovation Organization (DIO). The DIO focuses on identifying emerging digital technology and understanding […]
By Shammy Narayanan Back in my high school days, a mention of Python would bring on memories of its coiled body, shiny skin, and angular head, whereas now, the same name invokes thoughts of “Matlab” […]
(Editor’s Note: What follows is Part 11. Part I appeared yesterday.) By Greg Matthews Subject matter expert (SME) over-utilisation Most Enterprises have application owners that oversee and approve any changes to their allotted application(s). What […]
(Editor’s Note: What follows is Part 1. Part II appears tomorrow.) By Greg Matthews Many enterprises operate what is essentially a stone age-based IT lifecycle process. “Stone age” means that it is stuck at the […]