Building on the recent launch of the latest iteration of the Business Technology Architecture Body of Knowledge (BTABoK), SFIA, the global skills and competency framework for the digital world, recently updated their reference List of Bodies of […]
By Andy Ruth This article is written for IT architects that are starting or supporting a zero-trust initiative and focuses on planning the initiative. The guidance is framed upon architectural best practice and process used […]
Featured in this week’s spotlight is Garmina Singh, Chief Architect at Sandvik. Self-described as an “explorer by nature, and true tech passionate by heart,” Singh’s interview follows below: Question: How did you get your start […]
Part I appeared here on Monday. By Tim Green National Defense University The Washington D.C.-based university’s College of Information and Cyberspace offers a four-course architect certificate and an eight-course enterprise architect certificate. Click here for […]
By Tim Green The technology issues that organizations must deal with just keep coming. Cloud computing, cybersecurity threats, big data, generative artificial intelligence, and others generate opportunities and headaches. Organizations can leverage these technologies — […]
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 Caroline Day, UK and European Patent Attorney, leading expert in protecting Artificial Intelligence (AI) at Haseltine Lake Kempner LLP The EU is set to introduce its AI Act, likely at the end of this […]
Featured in this week’s spotlight is Gurpreet Bal, Head of Enterprise Architecture at Guardian Life. Bal is Head of EA, focused on serving technology strategy, architecture & innovation needs for Guardian. She organically carved her […]
Part One: Enterprise Chess (Part Two will appear Monday) By Gerben Wierda In January 2015, my book Chess and the Art of Enterprise Architecture was published. I had started writing it in 2010, mostly because […]
By Leslie Robinet, Services Director, MEGA International The controversy comes up regularly – for some, the cloud is green and for others, it remains a very physical IT asset and therefore contributes to climate change. […]