If your practice as an enterprise architect (EA) intersects in any way with the software architecture space, the O’Reilly Software Architecture Conference in New York, which will take place February 23–26 at the Hilton Midtown, […]
“The Times They Are a Changin’” was an iconic song in its day. It might also have a resonance for today’s enterprise architects (EAs), given the emergence of game-changing technologies around digital transformation and artificial […]
The job of the Enterprise Architect (EA) has never been harder, making it a necessity to embrace continuing education. Fortunately, options abound, ranging from events produced by Forrester and Gartner, as well as workshops by […]
It has been emphasized in these pages before and it will be emphasized again, the last thing an enterprise architect needs to do is operate in a silo. Adopting such an insular style means that […]
The beginning of a new year affords Enterprise Architects a wonderful opportunity to re-evaluate their professional approach to their craft. Here at A&G Magazine, we often have opportunities to speak with people in the business […]
Earlier this year, Dr. Gordon Barnett, a Principal Analyst with Forrester, participated in a webinar in which he discussed how continuous architecture bridges the chasm between planning and delivery. Before delving into the role of […]
Nathan Thompson, an enterprise architect at global financial services company Aegon, was adamant about it. “Make management a business partner,” he said many times during a recent Webinar. And a successful enterprise architecture deployment will […]
In an exclusive interview, Architecture & Governance Magazine interviewed Terry Blevins, a Fellow of The Open Group, about how enterprise architects can become strategic advisors to a business. Part one appeared last week and part […]
In an exclusive interview, Architecture & Governance Magazine interviewed Terry Blevins, a Fellow of The Open Group, about how enterprise architects can become strategic advisors to a business. Part one appears this week and part […]
For a lot of Enterprise Architects, their claim to business value is because they help the business make better technology decisions. This is true, but making the decision is only one part of the equation. […]