By Paul Preiss When I was a boy I loved legos, as so many architects and engineers did. It was a deeply calming and deeply engaging exercise in creativity. I would build for hours and […]
By Paul Preiss I was just finishing a talk on Living with Legacy, which covers a great number of concepts related to maintainability and viability in legacy systems at UberConf in Denver when all of […]
By Paul Preiss I attend a great number of architectural discussions at all levels of scope. And it is a constant reminder how much humans wish really, really hard to have all that technology complexity […]
The industry constantly struggles with what concepts and competencies architects need to know to call themselves architects. However, we have known this for a very long time, it is just that the industry is willing […]
Quote: “The mind is just like a muscle – the more you exercise it, the stronger it gets and the more it can expand.” ― Idowu Koyenikan What Is A Digital Mindset “Employees’ beliefs about technological […]
(Publisher’s Note: I write in one of two capacities; a) my individual opinion based on 20 years of watching architecture teams work or not work, and b) my role as the leader of Iasa the […]
In many of our recent engagements we have been working with our corporate members on their Agile Architecture @ Scale practice. This includes many of their developers and product owners. And while I expect all […]
So, the short story is that we have decided to change the name of the body of knowledge at the Iasa from the IT Architecture Body of Knowledge (ITABoK) to the Business Technology Body of […]
I had a great time reading a recent article on A&G, our premier journal for elevating EA. The article is by an awesome writer, Raashi Bhatnagar. The article, on Composable Architecture, the latest description of […]
For as long as I have been building Iasa and working with architects, architecture teams and their stakeholders, I have been amazed at the lack of rigor and structure in our work. Not amazed in […]