Information Architecture – Page 2

We live in an infosphere (FLORIDI, 2010), where in addition to the analogue spaces of information, cyberspace stands out for its dynamism, ubiquity and capacity for innovation. In this place, where everything is changing, our relationship with information also changes, requires new approaches to better understanding.
FLORIDI, L. (2010). Information: a very short introduction. Oxford University Press. Oxford.

Architecture The Practice vs. The Noun

I had the pleasure today of working today with Novak Ratkovic on a project related to architect education. Novak is a brilliant guy who asks tough questions. Exactly the type that I like the most. His question today was based on the 1 day Enterprise Architect Mindset class we will be launching shortly. His question revolved

The Sorry State of Technology Professional Ethics

I was reminded over the last few weeks and months about one of the key reasons I founded the Iasa. It really started for me when I arrived years and years ago at a company to find that a vendor and infrastructure team had put an online store SQL server outside the firewall. That sounds

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Five Pillars of Architecture

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She meant Software Architect

Did she just say Architect? Its interesting that in the past five or so years the title of software architect has undergone significant change. The initial argument (He’s an architect – so he builds buildings?) added the software in front of the title. Did she say software architect? In fact she did. Software Architects build

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Architects Should

Hello and welcome to a new monthly IASA blog - Architects Should. What a great word, should. It implies of course a change in our behavior, a consideration of another way to do the things we are currently doing. It’s why this is so much fun, to write the down the concept of architect’s should.

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