Enterprise architecture works best today when it borrows start-up habits — testing fast, learning quickly and scaling what actually delivers value.

In Utah, a law enforcement agency once assessed some new artificial intelligence software that would help officers fill out forms quickly. The Utah Department of Technology Services inquired about the ...

Any architect working with large enterprise systems has probably looked for guidance on how to manage the complexity and communicate with various stakeholders. This introductory overview of the TOGAF ...

Both companies are joining forces to spearhead the future of quality engineering and assurance through integration with Enterprise Architecture, powered by the EAS Essential platform~ By combining ...

Enterprises across the globe are under greater pressure than ever to transform their IT environments. With business resilience and agility now urgent priorities in an unpredictable landscape, the ...

The modern enterprise software landscape demands professionals who can seamlessly navigate the complexities of full-stack ...

As Silicon Valley says: "fail fast"—failing safely is a great way to learn faster and really embed important lessons into ...

"The real money in new opportunities in enterprise architecture is doing one of two things: helping a department or agency webify an application in a way that's compliant with Web services, or working ...

Enterprise architecture (EA) started its journey back in 1987, the year John Zachman published an article in the IBM Systems Journal. This framework started the evolution of EA and helped businesses ...

Some of you may have tuned into the Shared Insights Webinar on "Marching Toward SOA: Does EA Lead the Band?" I can't find the archive of it, by the way. However, there is a good summary article here, ...

A practical overview of security architectures, threat models, and controls for protecting proprietary enterprise data in retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) systems.