Agile
Agile Needs More Architecture ‘Stuff’
By Scott Ambler Sometime during 2022 or 2023 the agile gold rush, but not the agile movement itself, ended. I recently I wrote The Agile Community Shat the Bed where I explored what I believe […]
Agile
Agile
Why an Agile Culture Is Critical for Enterprise Innovation
By Wilson Chan Picture this: You’re in a meeting, discussing your company’s shiny new AI project. Someone mentions a cutting-edge technique they’ve just read about. Suddenly, that “innovative” plan you’ve spent months developing feels about […]
Software
How Generative AI Has Forever Changed the Software Testing Process
By Khurram Mir Software testing has always been an essential step to developing new products and services, however, to keep up with the rising demand for high quality products, companies often have to spend a […]
Agile
Every Project Needs a Firefighter, and Every Firefighter Needs an Arsonist
By Leonard Greski, Chief Scientist I recently participated in five episodes of the Agile Thoughts podcast with host Lance Kind and his guest Adam Tornhill, author of Your Code as a Crime Scene. Our conversation […]
Agile
Upcoming BIL-T Conference Will Address ‘Navigating the Hype: Practical Strategies for Emerging Tech in Architecture’
Iasa Global, the world’s leading professional association for technology, business, and enterprise architects, will host a powerful new BIL-T Conference on May 16, which will address “Navigating the Hype: Practical Strategies for Emerging Tech in […]
Applications & Technology
A Call to Action via Modular Collaboration
By John T. Stough, Chief Architect and Founder of Exocubic LLC Practice makes perfect, well, sort of. Unfortunately, very few technical professions take the word “practice” literally. I have always considered it uncomfortably necessary to think […]
Agile
Risk Management is Never Having to Say, ‘I Am sorry’
By Leonard Greski, Practice Lead, Architecture It was the end of a tough day, and Rory, VP of Enterprise Architecture at a Fortune 500 company, needed a stiff drink[1]. Late July is hot and muggy […]
Applications & Technology
Women In Architecture: Early Insights and Reflections
By Whynde Kuehn Women In Architecture (WIA) is a global initiative with the mission to accelerate the pathway for women in architecture to amplify the impact of the discipline worldwide. WIA celebrated its one-year anniversary […]
Applications & Technology
Neither ‘Agile’ nor Architecture are Going Anywhere
By Paul Preiss, of IASA Global Many of you know I absolutely believe in what appears at first to be natural opposites, Autonomous Agile Teams and Large Architecture Practices. Not only do I believe both […]
Agile
Reconciling Agile Development With AI Safety
By Steven Kelts and Chinmayi Sharma In the past few months, governments across the world have released a roll-call of frameworks to achieve the responsible development of artificial intelligence. While the proposals are laudable, the […]