By David Kreth Allen In this article, I outline some goals and practices I have found that allow me to be an effective architect. I hope it will be helpful to others who wish to […]
A 9-week “AI Delivery and Strategy” course, which equips executives, managers, and technical professionals with the knowledge to implement AI effectively within their respective businesses, gets underway on May 13. The course goes “beyond the […]
By Charles Betz, VP, Principal Analyst and Stéphane Vanrechem, Senior Analyst, Forrester Enterprise architecture (EA) has always aimed for clarity, control, and coherence. Yet its practitioners are often thwarted by an overwhelming paradox: They must guide […]
By Bala Kalavala, Chief Architect & Technology Evangelist Orchestration Frameworks: Like a Conductor for AI In the world of computers, “orchestration” is like a conductor leading a musical orchestra. It involves coordinating various computer systems, […]
By Lisa Woodall I’m sitting in the bar of Heathrow terminal 3 waiting for a flight to Toulouse. I’ve just goggled its history. And am in shock – it’s 64 years old. Back in 1961 […]
By Paul Preiss There are several tools that exist for architects to create/design, communicate and assess their architectures more effectively. The vast majority of the BTABoK is actually focused on what we call the Red […]
By Shelly Palmer Agents are everywhere in conversation, but for most people, the concept is abstract or intimidating. The truth is, simple agents are already built into tools we use every day, and writing your […]
By Paul Preiss Architecturally significant decisions (ASDs) are “the stuff that matters” as Martin Fowler describes it. They describe the scope and boundaries of a decision that will have significant impact on the outcomes of […]
By Christian Siegers The exponential growth of data is driving demand for more cloud storage and processing power, leading to increased energy consumption and carbon emissions. While cloud providers are trying to develop greener data […]
By Paul Preiss Microservices were too small, SOA was too big. DDS is juuuuust right. I never really bought into the MS hype. It has always looked like adding too much complexity related to benefits. […]