Enterprise Architecture

In this whitepaper we introduce the main lenses to look at ethics and provide examples of the moral impact of design choices. We discuss how, by applying value-sensitive design and an ethical matrix, you can take human values into account during the design process.

This article provides a detailed overview of transferring from a monolith architecture to microservices-architecture, this article is not intended to favor one over the other.

When migrating workloads to the cloud, every customer in their back of mind is concerned about the cost, which he must deal with in the near future. As an organization/Architect, it becomes necessary to optimize the cost by selecting the right services, right tools, and correct Architecture, etc.

With everybody working from home due to the Corona crisis, there is a sudden necessity for fast digital transformation. Where to start with your business?

This whitepaper is the beginning of a series that will result in a new book in the series of DYA-books. With the series of articles, we will discuss the following main topics: human-centric, flow-oriented, value-sensitive and discretionary.

In this third blog of the series looking at the move to an enterprise cloud, I turn the spotlight on the role of DevOps practices like everything as code and everything continuous.

As the journey to cloud continues to gather pace, I have been looking at how to accelerate the adoption of the enterprise cloud. In the second of my blog series on this subject, I’m focusing on how to achieve consistency and compliancy at scale with an enterprise cloud and service catalog.

Serverless architecture is a concept, wherein developers earlier developed functionalities which were dependent on serverside computing can now be developed and hosted on the client side. This eliminates the dependency on serverside components for development.

How do we design companies so that they can surpass the industry average?

We all knew this day would come. Agile is slowly but surely reaching its end. What started as an enabler for IT to deliver value at speed, is now evolving into its own downfall. In this blog, I take a view on what this means for the IT industry and the way forward.

How can Enterprise Architecture increase the capacity/throughput in BI delivery? Read on to find out.

Recently I was at a party and we discussed the culture in various companies and the wellbeing of employees. Our conversation moved from people suffering from burnout, the importance of purpose at your work, to the topic of diversity and discrimination in the workplace. We discussed how discrimination in the workplace still exists and what it stems from.