The way in which we re-engineer our organisations must not only be able to cope with what we know now, but also be able to adapt to a future that is unknown. This is the fourth blog in the Data Topic series based on the book datagility. The previous blog is datagility 3 – data… Read more »

Most deliveries seem to mandate substantial software engineer involvement before any consideration as to why, or to alternative approaches. This is the third blog in the Data Topic series based on the book datagility. The previous blog is datagility 2 – data centricity. Well here we are in the 21st century and people are still… Read more »

If we do not take determined action, the future of our organisation’s system landscape will become increasingly unmanageable, and irredeemably fragmented. This is the second blog in the Data Topic series based on the book datagility. The previous blog is datagility 1 – data simplicity. In Data Simplicity we described the importance of events and… Read more »

The existential threat to our organisations is very real and growing. To be able to survive they must be able to adapt to changes more frequent and profound than ever before. We are all very aware of these assertions. But it is extremely difficult to imagine and deliver solutions that respond to the root causes… Read more »

In the future, the only organisations that will survive are those that can rapidly adapt to overcome challenges more frequent and profound than ever before. The current phenomenon of disruption threatens the survival of every organisation operating in every sector around the globe. Seemingly indomitable market leaders can fail overnight.  Organisations can no longer simply… Read more »