By Perry Carpenter Passwords are the most common form of digital authentication however passwords can easily be phished, hacked, cracked, guessed, stolen or hijacked. So why haven’t we shifted away from passwords to something better? […]
By James Wilt, Distinguished Architect In 2016, Forbes assessed the risk of failure in digital transformation to be 84%. Today, Harvard Business Review indicates that the rate of digital transformations failing to meet their original objectives […]
People reveal more personal information when you ask them the same questions a second time – according to new research from the University of East Anglia (UEA). A new study published recently reveals how simple […]
By Alok Mehta & Rich Sloan Peer code reviews are an important tool within a development team to ensure the quality and reliability of software products. Peer code reviews involve the examination of code by […]
By Chris Harding, CEO of Lacibus Until very recently, conversing with AI was an activity left to engineers and technical specialists. But with the increased availability and buzz around generative AI such as ChatGPT, more […]
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 […]
Featured in this week’s spotlight is Lisa A. Pratico, VP Enterprise Architecture and Enterprise Integration Services at HP, Inc. Lisa brings over 20 plus years of experience driving profitable growth in challenging, competitive business verticals […]
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 […]
By Nate Sanders GPT-3 does not have to be perfect to work. That notion of perfection seems to be the sticking point utilized by critics of the current state of GPT-3 models, presenting the reliance […]
A new form of heterostructure of layered two-dimensional (2D) materials may enable quantum computing to overcome key barriers to its widespread application, according to an international team of researchers. The researchers were led by a […]