Article Contribution Frequent flyer and supermarket loyalty schemes are two examples of systems for collecting and analyzing user behavior. They generate significant value and have evolved over a few decades to provide benefits to the customer as well […]
I teach two graduate level courses regularly at Harrisburg University: ISEM500 (Strategic Planning for Digital Transformation) and ISEM540 (Enterprise Architectures & Integration). In my spare time (nights and weekends), I have been working with numerous […]
The upcoming BIL-T conference on Radical Innovation has driven quite a bit of discussion about how to make innovation work at companies and with architects, technologists, and IT departments. This article explores some of the […]
The remarkable Herbert Simon won the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1978 and the Turing Medal in 1975. Reading about his life gives me a panic attack when I consider how little I have achieved […]
More and more companies are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to help them make sense of the data they are collecting. The use of AI raises a number of interesting and novel […]
Cataloging items has been a process used since the early 1900s to manage large inventories, whether it be books or antics. In this age, data management has become a necessary routine. Organizations have started to […]
Washington University in St. Louis Professor Ning Zhang suggested recently there is plenty to learn from the recent cybersecurity breach that occurred involving SolarWinds, a private company, and its clients in the U.S. Government. “This attack was special because […]
By now, most business leaders will identify information technology as a strategic function. No longer relegated to the background as a cost-center or necessary part of doing business, IT is taking its rightful place at […]
In an interview with A&G, Terence Blevins, a fellow of The Open Group as well as a director of The Open Group Governing Board, discusses how enterprise architects can expand their role to become better […]
Businesses should embrace real-time, insight-led decision making and what Accenture is calling “Intelligent Operations” if they are to be fit for the future. This was the conclusion of a new research study that Accenture undertook […]