There’s nothing new about the term digital transformation. It feels like it has been around forever. What is new, however, is the perception of its applicability in business. We recently examined a report in this […]
Iasa Global, the world’s leading professional association for business technology architects, announced today a team of new contributing editors for Architecture & Governance Magazine. Contributing editors (CEs) write articles from time to time as well […]
The pressure on an organisation to transform has never been more tremendous. Organisations are already facing a long list of complex and ambiguous challenges, and those that do not accelerate their transformation journeys now risk […]
First published in the Computers & Law Focus on Outsourcing issue December 2022 and scl.org It is not new for outsourcing projects to run into problems and for contracting parties to end up in dispute. However, outsourcing projects […]
Quote: “The mind is just like a muscle – the more you exercise it, the stronger it gets and the more it can expand.” ― Idowu Koyenikan What Is A Digital Mindset “Employees’ beliefs about technological […]
I’ve been doing a bunch of speeches at various conferences on the merging of the data warehouse and data lake into a single unified analytics platform. I inevitably get one question, “How is this different […]
Many organizations have a ‘currency of change’ – a unit which forms the focal point of the majority of changes that they make. Typical examples of currencies of change are products, services, customer interactions, business […]
Editor’s note: Here’s part two of the list of 20 notable IT Architecture Programs. To see part one and the original article, visit https://www.architectureandgovernance.com/elevating-ea/international-it-architecture-programs-emerge-as-critical-resources-on-the-global-stage/ Swinburne University of Technology The Australia-based university offers an Enterprise Architecture, […]
A continuation from Part 1 Tilted House – a case This case is about transforming an insurance company into a membership company while still using insurance software. Alpha is in the business of fixed coverage […]
By John Gotze and Peter Nørregaard The Tilted House is an architectural anti-pattern that expresses a TCO-costly, change-inhibiting, and risk-inducing misfit between the business and an IT solution. This article describes the phenomenon and offers […]