By James Wilt, Distinguished Architect and Walson Lee, Senior Architect Involving engineering teams across the value stream in the discovery and adoption of new technologies promotes advancement of new ways of working and accelerates innovation […]
Dr. Gopala Krishna Behara Enterprise Architecture Enterprise architecture (EA) in an organization is often defined as the organizing logic for business processes and infrastructure. The primary purpose of creating enterprise architecture is to ensure that business […]
By Paul Preiss, Iasa Global What do we do with so many choices? I have to say that today’s combinations of business and technology are far more complex than 10 years ago, much less 20. […]
By Alok Mehta and Richard D’Anna In this article, we will explore how much data a web service should return and what are some of the deciding factors to consider. According to the best practices […]
Researchers at Washington State University recently examined and compared two approaches for motivating security compliance behaviors among remote workers. Fear of what could go wrong is perhaps the greatest motivator when it comes to getting […]
By Scott Ambler, Consulting Methodologist, Ambysoft Inc. In Agile Architecture for Software Development Teams: Doing Agile I described a collection of techniques for agile architects, one of which is active stakeholder participation. As agilists we […]
Ian Foster, a computer scientist and the director of the Data Science and Learning division at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory, is considered by many to be the father of grid […]
(Editor’s Note: What follows is a Part I of a 6-part series written by Iasa Global Founder and CEO Paul Preiss. Each part will appear on Wednesday.) By Paul Preiss Design methodologies for architecture are […]
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 […]
Clear communication about how people’s data is used won’t necessarily alleviate their concerns about it, new research from the University of Sheffield has found. The ‘Living With Data’ project sought to understand people’s perceptions of how […]