By Shelly Palmer As we transition from the Cenozoic Era (the age of mammals) to the Metazoic Era (the age of metaverses), it should be noted that the vast majority of people entrapped and addicted […]
By Lisa Woodall Have you ever listened to the words, “It ain’t what you do, it’s the way that you do it” by Bananarama and Fun Boy Three. it’s a simple tune. But it got […]
By Jonathan Whelan A while back I attended a course where in which the participants were split into groups and each group had to make a paper plane using only a sheet of A4 paper; […]
There’s nothing new about the term digital transformation. It feels like it has been around forever. What is new, however, is the perception of its applicability in business. We recently examined a report in this […]
Leonard (Len) Greski is no stranger to the pages of Architecture & Governance Magazine. From its early days, the magazine featured Greski’s thought leadership in the enterprise architecture field, with his successful stints at W.W. […]
Iasa Global, the world’s leading professional association for business technology architects, announced today a team of new contributing editors for Architecture & Governance Magazine. Contributing editors (CEs) write articles from time to time as well […]
By Joaquin Munoz and Ruth Boardman, of Bird & Bird On 10th December 2021, political agreement was reached on the Data Governance Act. The remaining (largely) procedural steps are likely to be completed by March […]
By Shammy Narayanan An organization’s foundation must rest on an unshakable bedrock of a sound and solid engineering culture, which will outpace its competition and outlast in the race for relevancy. Although we fundamentally agree […]
By Paul Preiss “Hiding behind a title to create security is insecurity” – Richie Norton The world is full of architect titles. Aspiring architect, functional architect, solution architect, cloud enterprise architect, Salesforce architect, service-oriented architecture […]