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Data distilleries: CIOs turn to new efficient enterprise data platforms

CIO Business Intelligence

In today’s data-driven world, large enterprises are aware of the immense opportunities that data and analytics present. Yet, the true value of these initiatives is in their potential to revolutionize how data is managed and utilized across the enterprise. Now, EDPs are transforming into what can be termed as modern data distilleries.

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Rethinking enterprise architects’ roles for agile transformation

CIO Business Intelligence

CIOs often have a love-hate relationship with enterprise architecture. On the one hand, enterprise architects play a key role in selecting platforms, developing technical capabilities, and driving standards. The sponsor’s primary responsibility is to secure funding and justify the business value of the investment.

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When is data too clean to be useful for enterprise AI?

CIO Business Intelligence

Once the province of the data warehouse team, data management has increasingly become a C-suite priority, with data quality seen as key for both customer experience and business performance. But along with siloed data and compliance concerns , poor data quality is holding back enterprise AI projects.

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Is your EA just IT? Unlocking the value of enterprise architecture

CIO Business Intelligence

Enterprise architecture (EA) has evolved beyond governance and documentation. Today, its a business accelerator driving efficiency, accelerating digital transformation, and shaping competitive advantage. Align business and technology for competitive advantage. Architect for business model evolution. With the right tools.

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Building a better future: The enterprise architect’s role in leading organizational transformation

CIO Business Intelligence

Without close integration between business and technology, organizations risk misalignment with strategic objectives and technological execution. Decisions made in isolation lead to inefficiencies, slower responses to market changes, and a lack of agility that stifles innovation. This is where architects can play a pivotal role.

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From project to product: Architecting the future of enterprise technology

CIO Business Intelligence

For CIOs leading enterprise transformations, portfolio health isnt just an operational indicator its a real-time pulse on time-to-market and resilience in a digital-first economy. In todays digital-first economy, enterprise architecture must also evolve from a control function to an enablement platform.

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Rethinking the enterprise network backbone

CIO Business Intelligence

The business pressures prompting the need for such a service are many, including: M&A/Business Expansion : Enterprises are constantly changing, whether through sudden mergers and acquisition, digital transformation efforts, or growth into new markets.