Join the eye-opening discussion about the value of artificial intelligence in making Enterprise Architects more creative. Our experts Joana Tiedtke, Kevin Weber and Benjamin Zeller pinpoint the essence of creativity and explore how AI can be leveraged to enhance problem-solving, design thinking, and strategic planning.

Join seasoned Enterprise Architects Thomas Wagenknecht, Colin Schneider, and Christian Block as they delve into the intersection of Enterprise Architecture, automation, and the insurance industry. With extensive experience and expertise from numerous architecture projects, our speakers offer fascinating insights

How does it feel to swim against the tide? How can you get yourself out of tricky situations? After discussing tips and tricks for junior EAs in an earlier episode, we continue with what skills a junior EA might need. Tom and Anna, our juniors, talk with Ben about how they reached their goal using creative methods. In doing so, they skillfully avoided depending too much on our seniors and reinterpreted the tried and tested in new ways.

In this insightful episode we delve into the concept of data spaces and explore the pivotal role of enterprise architecture for seamless connectivity and data interoperability along an industrial supply chain. Join our host, Ben, as he explores the dynamics of this fascinating topic with special guests Greta and Christiane. They'll discuss how data spaces enhance collaboration, streamline operations, and drive efficiency in manufacturing.

Today companies are faced with an ever increasing pace of disruptive change based on accelerated innovation cycles, political changes, climate change, client enablement and other worldwide phenomenas. Classical business and IT strategies even if they are highly paced and short-termed are insufficiently agile to adjust to such disruptive changes. For that purpose in Enterprise Architecture we have developed the concept of scenario-based strategies that provide reusable solutions for recurring problems.

In this episode we explore the following key question: If the business is in a situation where it is faced with unforeseeable disruptions and finds itself in a position where it needs to change, how is it possible to still be better prepared for such a situation than just reacting on an emergency? 

Classical IT strategies are typically elaborate, covering several years, focusing on integrating advanced technology solutions into businesses to achieve long-term goals. However, in an era marked by unparalleled technological advancement and rapid change, classical IT strategies are becoming outdated. Modern IT strategies must embrace flexibility, adaptability, and resilience, with built-in alternative scenarios to navigate the complexities and uncertainties of today's ever-evolving landscape.

Learn about the profound impact of generative artificial intelligence on software development. Our experts Alexander Gille, Kevin Weber and Benjamin Zeller discuss how generative AI is revolutionizing coding practices, enhancing developer productivity, and impacting the work of enterprise architects.

In this episode, seasoned Enterprise Architects share their real-world experiences in agile organizations. Dive into discussions on cultural, governance, and skill changes, and uncover essential elements for boosting agility in Enterprise Architecture Management. Join us for an exploration of strategies that empower architects to overcome agility challenges and enhance organizational frameworks.

In our third episode we dive into the meta realm of Enterprise Architecture and ask ourselves - what does it take to be a good (junior) Enterprise Architect? As our senior EAs Ben and Philipp share their views and concerns from a more experienced point of view, our junior/intermediate EAs Tom and Joana share stories about their current journey and helpful tips and tricks along the way. Definitely a conversation you wouldn't want to miss out! Feel free to reach out to us on LinkedIn in case of questions, feedback and ideas! (Joana Tiedtke & Philipp Nützi)