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Mindful Digital Transformation: AI and Architecture

Published January 5, 2025 by Carlos Veira

Mindful Digital Transformation: AI and ArchitectureMindful Digital Transformation: Integrating Generative AI from Architecture

Happy 2025 everyone!

Last December 9th I had the honor and pleasure to participate in the II Enterprise Architecture Forum with a conference titled: “Mindful Digital Transformation: Integrating Generative AI from Architecture“.

In a world where Generative AI is reshaping enterprises at an unprecedented speed, I presented my point of view on how Enterprise Architecture can be the compass in the midst of so much complexity.

We discussed how a structured approach can translate technological disruption into sustainable strategic opportunities.…

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Enterprises seek deeper AI value beyond chat

Published April 15, 2024 by Carlos Veira

Enterprises seek deeper AI value beyond chatEnterprises seek deeper AI value beyond chat

A few days ago David Vellante posted a summary in LinkedIn about a Breaking Analysis from theCUBE Research about the state of GenAI in the Enterprise.

It is a very interesting reading with lots of data points and reflections about the market behavior.

🎯 Data Points I found interesting

  1. Enterprise use cases are ChatGPT-like (not surprised).
  2. AI-monetization doesn't follow the hype (not surprised).
  3. Complex Use Cases, Longer ROIs and Paybacks, but higher upsides (not surprised)
  4. Investments in GPUs <10M will wait 1 year to be fulfilled.
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Decomposing the Value Chain in the Cloud

Published May 4, 2019 by Carlos Veira

Decomposing the Value Chain in the CloudDecomposing The Value Chain In The Cloud

Back when consumer USB drives were flooding the market, it was quite common to witness how people would challenge datacenter-grade storage. They would do so by comparing it with devices they could readily buy on any retail store immediately and inexpensively. By comparison, IT storage was costly and slower to deliver.

Perceptive observers could think that, either there was a scam going on… or, most probably, those two things were not exactly the same …

The funny thing is that the same still (yes, still) happens with Cloud Services.…

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Selecting Components for WordPress

Published March 4, 2019 by Carlos Veira

Selecting Components for WordPressSelecting Components for WordPress

I have been dealing with WordPress for years now. I have developed and maintained my own site; built a number of experiments and Proofs-of-Concept and managed blogging platforms for others. Each context has taught me something new, but one of the aspects that keeps me hooked into this environment is the vibrant community that WordPress has.

The amount of plugins, themes, and solutions that get built on top of it is astonishing. WordPress is estimated to run to 33% of all websites and 60% of the ones with a known CMS.…

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