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For some, if you want enterprise transformation, you really need the
organizing benefits of enterprise architecture to succeed. For others,
the elevation of enterprise architecture as an essential ingredient to
enterprise transformation improperly conflates the role of enterprise
architecture and waters it down while risking its powerful contribution.
Andy Mulholland is the global chief technology officer and corporate vice president at Capgemini. In 2009, Andy was voted one of the top 25 most influential CTOs in the world by InfoWorld. And in 2010, his CTO Blog was voted best blog for business managers and CIOs for the third year running by Computer Weekly.
Last month’s Open Group Conference in San Francisco focused on how IT and enterprise architecture support enterprise transformation. Speakers in conference events also explored the latest in service oriented architecture, cloud computing and security. We’re now joined by one of the main speakers, Jeanne Ross, director and principal research scientist at the MIT Center for Information Systems Research.
For some, any move to the cloud — at least the public cloud — means a higher risk for security. For others, relying more on a public cloud provider means better security. There’s more of a concentrated and comprehensive focus on security best practices that are perhaps better implemented and monitored centrally in the major public clouds. And so which is it?
Last month’s Open Group Conference in San Francisco focused on how IT and enterprise architecture support enterprise transformation. Speakers in conference events also explored the latest in service oriented architecture, cloud computing and security. One of the main speakers, Joseph Menn, cybersecurity correspondent for The Financial Times, has covered security since 1999.