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6 reasons to invest in enterprise architecture tools
EA software can bring order to the innerworkings of your enterprise’s sprawling technical operations. Here is the upside of mapping and cataloging — and some cautions about where the real magic resides.
What is enterprise architecture? A framework for transformation
Enterprise architecture is the process by which organizations standardize and organize IT infrastructure to aligns with business goals. These strategies support digital transformation, IT growth and the modernization of IT as a department.
Why ‘rip and replace’ IT projects are worth the effort
For older enterprise systems, sometimes it makes sense to iterate, but sometimes it makes sense to blow it up and start over. Here’s how to tell the difference.
Complete Beginner's Guide to Information Architecture
Information architecture is an often misunderstood job title. Are they designers? developers? managers? All of the above? In this article we'll discuss what information architecture is, why it's related to usability, and what are the common tools/programs used in information architecture.
Why Keep the Enterprise Data Center?
Amazon is forecasting doom for on-prem data centers, but the reality is a lot more complicated
How to automate the enterprise: Your guide to getting started
A look at the easiest way for businesses to start automating away inefficiencies and saving money.
What not upgrading enterprise software could cost you
Given the rapid rate of innovation in the software field, the costs of obsolete systems are usually much higher than most people realize. The only way to know for sure is to estimate that cost.
10 DevOps Benefits Enterprises Can Obtain From Automation
DevOps is taking hold across a broad range of organizations, helping to accelerate business more quickly in today's global environment.
How to make hybrid cloud work
What enterprises are doing now with hybrid cloud is more sophisticated than you might think.
How to tell if your computer has been tampered with
These are the tricks to know and the tools to use if you want to find out whether someone else has been using your laptop.
7 requirements for the Enterprise of Things
The Enterprise of Things will dramatically impact the way many companies do business in the next 2-3 years. However, few enterprises currently have a strategy for dealing with the coming deluge of EoT. It's time to formulate a strategy.
Must See JavaScript Dev Tools That Put Other Dev Tools to Shame
“JavaScript sucks for large apps because it can’t even identify the type of a variable, and it sucks for refactoring.” ~ lots of very…
What is a microservices architecture?
Learn more about how a microservices architecture allows developers to deliver complex applications swiftly.
Summer Streamlining: 7 Tools to Help You Automate Your Workload
Get the most out of your personal and professional life when you work smarter, not harder.
How to avoid bad IT architecture
Take a tip from the cloud vendors: Thinking in terms of services is a good way to ensure your IT architecture isn't accidental
Why enterprises are embracing rogue IT
IT departments used to fear employees walking through the door armed with smartphones, tablets and personal cloud storage accounts. But much of that initial fear has subsided, as companies realize embracing rogue IT can lead to better collaboration with IT and more productivity from business teams.
New Tech Tools to Keep You From Losing Your Keys, Wallet, More
New devices and apps let you track down misplaced items before the trail goes cold.
How Do Chatbots Work? A Guide to Chatbot Architecture.
Humans are always fascinated with self-operating devices and today, it is software “Chatbots” which are becoming more human-like and are automated. The combination of immediate response and const…
Why Deployment Requirements are Important When Making Architectural Choices
Introduction Too often, architects fall into the trap of thinking the architecture of an application is restricted to just the runtime part of the architecture. By doing this we focus on only a single customer (such as the application’s users and how they interact with the system) and we forget about other important customers like […]
Architectural messaging patterns: an illustrated guide
At the conceptual level, a message is an exchange of information between a sender and one or many receivers. Message exchange has been an important part of computer programming and architectural design since the early days of mainframe computers.
5 Questions to See if Headless Architecture Is Right for You
The decision to go headless or not isn’t simple. Organizations should weigh all relevant factors because it will affect much more than the product it procures.
