To evaluate an idea or an investment based on the probability of its possibilities in the future. Thinking about possible outcomes frees the mind from taking a religious Yes or No judgment and encourages you to reason from all sides.
An approach democratizing Software Architecture Decision Process
Timeless system design principles that every Architect and Software Engineer should know.
Should you think twice about buying COTS products to meet your business needs? I think you should. Here are some of the blind spots to look for in your decision-making process while choosing between build vs buy.
How do you make Technology Decisions in your organization? In this post, I dive into how an organization can improve its technology decision-making process.
The job of a software architect is often nebulous and heavily influenced by the context they operate under. However, I distill an Architect's job into two key components: an Evangelist and a decision Coach.
Migrating the Mainframe could be the key to your enterprise cloud strategy. This post discusses some of the common migration approaches and offers insights into blind spots that surprise teams.
Sunk Cost Fallacy is a trap that most experienced IT Architects fall for. You need to be aware of Sunk Cost Fallacy and avoid doubling down on failed or legacy solutions.
Legacy Enterprise Architecture frameworks are outdated and do not meet the needs to the modern agile Enterprise.
We discuss a novel approach to managing health care insurance eligibility through smart contracts implemented through blockchain technology by using blockchain as a distributed database and a distributed consensus platform to reduce errors and eliminate waste.
Convert your dumb garage opener to a smart one using Raspberry Pi & Home Assistant