According to the latest report of Robert Half International Inc, organizations prefer to hire certified professionals, especially those who have college degrees and real-world experience to go along with them. The report also shows that professionals […]
The remarkable Herbert Simon won the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1978 and the Turing Medal in 1975. Reading about his life gives me a panic attack when I consider how little I have achieved […]
Hiring for enterprise architects in today’s IT world is as complicated as ever. With changing technologies, remote/offshore working environments, and decentralized architecture as well as cloud-focused, software-defined life cycles, how should chief information officers and chief technology officers look for […]
George Paras has made a living being unconventional. Need proof? Take a look at his bio on the website of his company, EAdirections. Paras, whose stature as a thought leader in the enterprise architecture space […]
Architecture & Governance Magazine was launched more than a decade ago. By all accounts, it has been a successful run. Except for one thing. It never REALLY had a home. Oh sure, there was a […]