Doug Berry emphasizes the need for organizations to actively rethink their enterprise architecture strategies to adapt to ongoing changes in business models driven by factors like technology disruptions, revenue challenges, and customer demands. Companies must establish a dynamic framework that integrates emerging technologies to achieve agility, align IT with business goals, and foster innovation for long-term success.
In today’s business world, aligning with ESG mandates is crucial. Enterprise Architecture provides guidance for organizations to translate vision into actionable strategies. A three-part series to explore AI, ESG mandates, and the role of Enterprise Architecture. Topics include IT sustainability goals, AI’s impact on climate change, and Enterprise Architecture’s role in AI adoption and ESG compliance.
Read MoreIntegrating Enterprise Architecture (EA) with security practices is pivotal in the digital transformation journey of businesses today. This synergy provides a structured framework, enabling Chief Data Officers (CDOs) to better understand the intricacies of their technological infrastructure. A holistic view of the organization’s technology landscape, through this integration, empowers CDOs to pinpoint and mitigate security vulnerabilities more efficiently. This method transcends traditional security measures, aligning security initiatives with business objectives, thus creating a resilient, business-focused security strategy. Recent studies have shown that companies adopting this approach have reported a significant decrease in security breaches, underlining the efficacy of this synergy.
Read MoreAs the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to evolve, it’s becoming increasingly clear that the right architectural patterns can make all the difference. In this article, we’ll explore four key patterns that are enabling AI today: Microservices Architecture, Event-driven Architecture, Data Lake Architecture, and Serverless Architecture. From Netflix to – See more –
Read MoreAs Charles Darwin said “It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.” Microservices are the currency of speed, agility and innovation in the digital age. In the CDOTIMES.com article I am exploring key concepts and examples of successful usage of a microservices based architecture to be nimbler than the competition winning in the digital age.
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