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Iasa Global hosts The Argument: Better Architecture Everyday, a technology show with 30 episodes published.
Traditional customer journeys are becoming obsolete. The Intelligent Customer Interaction (ICI) system represents the future of personalized engagement—a sophisticated framework that targets content based on each custome
Unlock the keys to preventing IT disasters and security breaches with insights from Charles Betts, VP and Principal Analyst at Forrester. Charles shares his expertise on the vital role of architecture in modern enterpris
Paul Price and Grant Ecker, co-founders of the Chief Architect Forum delve deep into the evolving world of architectural leadership. From defining what it means to be a chief architect to exploring the pivotal role of ar
Join forces with me, Paul Preiss, and the visionary program architect Stefano Bianchini, as we navigate the lesser-known seas of orchestrating monumental transformations within sprawling organizations. Unlock the secrets
Have you ever wondered how architecture can be made inclusive, or how artificial intelligence could assist an architect? Prepare to have your curiosity satiated as we chat with the esteemed Simon Field from RDoC, who lea
Marc Lankhorst as a leader in architecture tools is an an expert on his customer needs. This episode of The Argument was filled with useful discussions about the future of Bizzdesign and the techniques finding the most s
In this interview we dig into business and technology and the amazing work that Brian Cameron is doing at Penn State between the business and information technology schools to create a comprehensive framework for archite
Digging into engineering and architecture again with Stephen Cohen, Chief Architect and CITA-D. Had a great conversation about the nature of engineering vs architecture including design, teams, scope management and commu
Had another amazing interview with a top-tier architect from Microsoft. In this episode we focus on the nature of Cloud Native applications in both socio-technical and transactional systems. The interview covers topics i
Customer engagement is one of the most important aspects of our current methods for understanding value in digital innovation and advantage. In this episode, we discuss what customer engagement means and how to get into
How do we know architects are architects? Why does the industry continue to have such collisions in definitions, direction, and roles if architecture is so important to continual outcomes? This two-part continuation of t
How do we know architects are architects? Why does the industry continue to have such collisions in definitions, direction, and roles if architecture is so important to continual outcomes? This two-part continuation of t
I had the honor of talking with Len Bass in this episode of the Argument. Leonard Joel Bass is an American software engineer, Emeritus professor and former researcher at the Software Engineering Institute, particularly k
In this interview I met with Simon Brown, international speaker and trainer and author. Simon is the author of Software Architecture for Developers; a developer-friendly guide to software architecture, technical leadersh
I had a great time discussing Domain Driven Design and Architecture in Agile. We found a huge amount of commonality with solution principles and business value while diving deeper on bounding contexts, capabilities and s
In this version of the Argument we get into Agility, agile delivery, and agile architecture at scale. Scott Ambler is the co-founder of Disciplined Agile (DA), which was acquired by Project Management Institute (PMI) in
The software or solution architect often comes from an engineering background. In this episode Cormac Keogh and Paul Preiss speak about the relationship between engineers. In a true argument the case of engineers, teams
This is a bit of a rough episode where the group committee is discussing the architecture of tomorrow for our upcoming BIL-T conference on Nov 11. “They say the best way to predict the future, is to create it.” The theme
In this episode I got to get into some really exciting discussions with two leaders in architecture transformation and leadership. This was an off the cuff discussion of how to create a true business impacting architectu
Stephen Cohen
doctor of acupuncture and chinese medicine · AXIOM Holistic
2 appearances on this show
Simon Brown
author of Aspects of Alien Abduction: Shocking UFO Encounters – Volume 1 · Sustainable Ventures
1 appearance on this show
Nick
CRNA · Alpkit
1 appearance on this show
Scott Ambler
Disciplined Agile
1 appearance on this show
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