By Neil Rerup On Friday, I posted an interesting article from Jason Bloomberg entitled “Is Enterprise Architecture Completely Broken?” that was published in Forbes. I…
By Maneesh Juneja I appreciate that in the modern era, algorithms are closely guarded secrets by companies just like Kentucky Fried Chicken guards its secret…
By North Highland Enterprise Architecture gets defined as many different things – the Wikipedia definition takes up an entire slide. Jason Bloomberg, renowned architect/blogger remarks that…
By Amy Feldman Microservices architecture compartmentalize the application by function allowing for greater application flexibility, portability and an increase in update/changes. This architecture introduces new…
Industry Analysis Change is historically considered dangerous in IT, but IT teams must now be flexible and tolerant to keep up with today’s business pace.…
By Rob Markovich Two particular takeaways are worth further discussion here. First is point #1 mentioned above, that one size in cloud doesn’t fit for…
By Mike Kavis Episode #11 – SOA vs. Microservices: Deep Dive With Jason Bloomberg Our guest on the podcast this week is Jason Bloomberg, President at Intellyx.…
In anticipation of his presentation at Building Business Capability in Vegas, Nov. 2 – 6, 2015, we asked Jason Bloomberg, President at Intellyx, a few…
By Guy Clapperton The first distinction to make is whether the need in your business is for a public or private cloud implementation. These are…
By Satyam Tyagi Snake Oil and FUD The best question is asked by Jason Bloomberg in his latest Forbes posting on the Wyndham court case,…
