As with every new technology evolution, there is also an abundance of content on how some large organisations tried digital transformation and failed spectacularly. — It is nearly impossible not coming across an article or a post about digital transformation on any given day. I can at least guarantee you have seen one today. Considering the profundity of digital, the abundance of content on digital transformation must be expected. I think all industries, governments and…

Every profession requires special skills which make an individual best or mediocre in that field. If you are a superhero, flying without engines, seeing behind the walls or firing laser beams off your eyes would certainly make you a favourite amongst the others. Having spent close to two decades in…

Best way to secure funding for your project is to put the word Digital somewhere into the name of it. Those were the words I heard from a IT executive pretty much summarising the way IT industry reacts to Digital today. …

Designing something from an idea or as in many cases from a problem that needs to be solved is surely an exciting but not always an easy process. We architects have to make sure we design the best possible solution, meeting all the business requirements while adhering to global and…

Digital is big. It is not only big in the size of the hype it created but also big in its breadth and impact. It has become the code name for anything mixing the latest in technology with dazzling customer experience. …

Bimodal IT has lately become one of the hottest topics in the IT. In fact, if this is the first time you are hearing about Bimodal IT, you are more than a year late to the discussion. I, on the other hand, see myself at the same distance to both…

This is not a blog post about an emerging technology or a hot off the press IT trend, but just some notes about one of the pillars of every successful architecture work: Reference Architectures. …

As the world history repeats itself, we also see the technology repeating itself in various ways. I remember presenting an über cool, AJAX-based application development solution to customers back in 2006. I was telling how it was different to traditional web applications that it was just updating the fragments on…