Enterprise Architecture Professional Journal

By Pranav Lal Abstract: The enterprise GTM stack was built for humans at keyboards. As autonomous AI agents move from experimental to operational, enterprise architects face a structural mismatch: systems designed around human interaction patterns cannot safely or reliably support agent-driven operations without deliberate re-architecting. Drawing on established research in e...

by Muhammad Zaid Musaddeq Abstract AI adoption is accelerating across industries, yet most enterprises remain early in their maturity journey. While organizations are investing heavily, only a small fraction possess the governance, architectural capability, and leadership readiness required to scale AI responsibly. From an EA perspective, AI introduces new governance objects-...

by Steve Else, Ph.D. The federal government’s cloud security journey reflects both genuine progress and persistent architectural gaps. The Carahsoft GovExperience Summit 2026 convened government leaders, technology partners, and public-sector innovators at the Carahsoft Conference & Collaboration Center in Reston, Virginia. Organized by Government Executive Media Group an...

Author Interview: Lisa Woodall Book Titles: Whatever Next? and The Five Lenses From the Editor: Welcome to the latest in our series of interviews with leading authors of books in Architecture and related disciplines. In this edition, we speak to Lisa Woodall about her two recently released and complimentary books, Whataver Next? and The Five Lenses. We are so happy to have be...

by Rick Ross RMIT University, 2026 Architects are rapidly transitioning from using traditional architecture methods, toward new approaches that incorporate Artificial Intelligence (AI). In an AI enabled economy, increased productivity and efficiency within a firm will directly attribute to further competitive advantage and contribute to a macroeconomic lift in Gross Domestic ...