By Paul Preiss The question of career path is deeply important to architects. It determines many of the qualities which allow them to perform well in their expected jobs. Some jobs become managed from when […]
By Andrea Magnorsky Knowledge, like most essential resources, is not spread in a useful way. How can teams collectively get better at having a more homogenous and cohesive understanding about the systems they work on? […]
By Stephen Dougall I recently started writing a book on the topic of architecture views. As I progressed through the different views, I began to think about categorizing them, making it easier to understand where […]
By Milan Dabic (P.Eng.), Senior Systems Engineer & Software Architect Change, or the plan to change, is probably the number one reason an organization hires architects, especially when their system landscape is becoming a little […]
Featured in this week’s spotlight is Laura Carty, Business Architect of Coliban Water. Carty is an accomplished business architect and leader with experience across many industries. She is a Committee Member for Business Architecture Info […]
By Paul Preiss, of Iasa Global I want to open us up to a conversation about narratives in architecture. These are deeply important to us as architects because they impact our shared stakeholders and their […]
Because Artificial Intelligence is transforming education and jobs, we need to understand and embrace AI and change how we prepare young people for college and the workplace, suggested speakers from multi billion dollar corporations and […]
(What follows is an excerpt from “Synergea: A Blueprint for Building Effective, Globally Distributed Teams in the New Era of Software Development” by Andy Hilliard.) Like other aspects of multinational management, finding the right partners […]
Featured in the latest spotlight are Kit Shelton, Hannah Letofsky, and Christen Pentek, IT architects for the State of Minnesota’s Department of Human Services (DHS). The women handle enterprise business, data, and information architecture for […]
By Paul Preiss, of IASA Global Today, it has been 22 years that I have been studying architects. 22 years of delight and chagrin, of hope, belief and wishing. Mpre than two decades of seeing […]