Iasa Global, the world’s leading professional association for business technology architects, has announced a new global initiative that will accelerate the pathway for women in architecture as well as amplify their impact across the discipline. […]
By Jason Baragry, Chief Enterprise Architect, Ardoq Enterprise architecture teams struggle to quantify the benefits they provide to their organizations. They struggle to build a business case to either establish, expand, or maintain their teams. […]
Today’s CIOs increasingly recognize the connection between good IT architecture and the successful enterprise. So not surprisingly, discussions related to architecture, informal and formal, were common at the recently held MIT Sloan CIO Symposium. We […]
By Sonja Dragomir, Trainee solicitor, Macfarlanes LLP While opinions are divided — its development has been both glorified and reviled, along with everything in between — there appears to be broad consensus on the fact […]
By Chanel Patrick, IONOS UK Disaster recovery, a key tool in business continuity management, has a vital role to play in keeping critical business processes running in the event of unforeseen downtimes. While disaster recovery […]
Today’s CIOs increasingly recognize the connection between good IT architecture and the successful enterprise. So not surprisingly, discussions related to architecture, informal and formal, were common at the recently held MIT Sloan CIO Symposium. We […]
By Rekha Kodali and Venkata Guru Kandarpi (Guru) Software and the infrastructure it runs on are responsible for 5% of global green gas emissions. Green coding practices can help in reducing this significantly. The challenge […]
By Scott Ambler (Editor’s Note: Part I appeared Monday here.) In Agile Architecture for Software Development Teams: Being Agile we explored the mindset required to be successful at architecture on agile teams. This mindset is […]
By Scott Ambler (Editor’s Note: Part II will follow later this week.) Architecture, whether you care to admit it or not, is an important aspect of any software development method. At one end of the […]
Machine learning happens a lot like erosion. Data is hurled at a mathematical model like grains of sand skittering across a rocky landscape. Some of those grains simply sail along with little or no impact. […]