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2016 TRENDS IN BUSINESS APPLICATIONS

Business Applications Trends: 2016

The world of business applications is changing.

Today most business applications still run as autonomous walled gardens. A CRM system bought and deployed by…

Iasa IT Architect Competition

Cool Things by IASA Members

One of the things IASA does is bring software architects together. At the last IASA world summit in N.Y.C., I happened to hang out with an architect from Ireland. IASA Member and leader of the IASA Irish group at that time. An impressive architect with both vision and drive. Gar…

LESSONS FROM THE PIONEERS: HOW TO BUILD A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS ARCHITECTURE PRACTICE

by Whynde Kuehn

Business architecture is becoming a critical discipline for bridging the gap between strategy and execution. As a result, many organizations are…

NONE OF US ARE SAFE: MAJOR CYBERSECURITY COMPANY HACKED

(CNET.COM) Guess what: Even the best security companies can be hacked. That’s what Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab said Wednesday when it announced its systems had been attacked, most likely by hackers working on behalf of a country.

READY FOR ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE 2.0?

Enterprise architecture (EA) in Asia is ripe and ready for version 2.0. (enterpriseitnews.com.my)

IASA GLOBAL ANNOUNCES NEW FELLOW DANIEL AKENINE

Updated Mon June 8, 2015 — AUSTIN, Texas — Stockholm, Sweden, The International Association of all IT architects announces a new Iasa Fellow.

FIVE-YEAR MISSON: OVERCOMING CHALLENGES IN PURSUIT OF CITA-P CERTIFICATION

(certmag.com) The Certified IT Architect program is born of the influence of many different organizations that have joined the International Association of Software Architects (IASA), both as corporate members and through the participation of individual architects.

GOOGLE LAUNCHES CLOUD BIGTABLE, A HIGHLY SCALABLE AND PERFORMANT NOSQL DATABASE

(techcrunch.com) With Cloud Bigtable, Google is launching a new NoSQL database offering today that, as the name implies, is powered by the company’s Bigtable data storage system… (techcrunch.com)