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• Unternehmensarchitektur entmystifiziert Befreiung von weit verbreiteten Irrtuemern

  Glaubst du, Unternehmensarchitektur sei nur ein IT-Problem oder ein träge verlaufendes Hindernis? Denk nochmal nach. In dieser Folge von Platform Economist entlarven wir die Mythen rund um EA und zeigen ihr wahres Potenzial als strategische treibende Kraft für Agilität und Innovation – egal, ob du ein großes Unternehmen führst oder dein nächstes Start-up launchst. Erfahre, warum eine effektive Unternehmensarchitektur weit über die Technik hinausgeht, das gesamte Geschäft formt und langfristigen Erfolg sichert.This episode is presented by platformeconomies.com - and if you are interested in matters of architecture, check out my site with great reads for IT pros: https://itbookhub.com

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• Von Power BI-Lizenzen zu Microsoft Fabric – die Kostenspirale navigieren

  Unternehmen, die sich durch steigende Lizenzkosten für Power BI Pro unter Druck gesetzt fühlen, werfen einen Blick auf Microsofts neues kapazitätsbasiertes Analyseangebot, Fabric. Doch ist dieser Wechsel zu einer konsolidierten Plattform wirklich eine finanzielle Rettung oder nur ein weiteres kostspieliges Wagnis? Wir beleuchten, wie Edge Computing und intelligente Datenvorverarbeitung die steigenden Kosten in IoT-intensiven Umgebungen zähmen könnten – und wie aus einer riskanten Migration eine kluge Konsolidierung wird.This episode is presented by platformeconomies.com - and if you are interested in matters of architecture, check out my site with great reads for IT pros: https://itbookhub.com

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• Clearing Digital Congestion - Unclogging the IT Innovation Pipeline

  Ever felt your digital arteries clogging up, innovation slowing to a crawl? This episode tackles head-on the messy reality of complex, outdated systems strangling business value. Drawing insights from historical monolithic nightmares and today's fragmented chaos, we'll unpack how poor data quality and inefficiencies have created what we're calling "digital sludge". But there's good news—there's a way out through transparency, automated checks, and consolidated interfaces that boost speed and agility while cutting project failure rates dramatically. Tune in as we explore clearing this congestion so your business can breathe again.This episode is presented by platformeconomies.com - and if you are interested in matters of architecture, check out my site with great reads for IT pros: https://itbookhub.com

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• Gemini Plays Pokémon - Can Pixelated Struggles Predict AI's Real-World Future?

  Join us on Platform Economist as we explore a fascinating showdown between Google's Gemini AI and the humble world of 8-bit Pokémon Blue. Why does an advanced generative AI model, theoretically capable of penning poetry or summarizing complex documents, battle so awkwardly against pixelated Zubats? This quirky Twitch experiment isn't just nostalgic entertainment—it raises profound questions about artificial intelligence readiness for real-world complexity. Are enterprises ready to trust similar architectures with critical decisions when they stumble navigating Kanto region's simplest challenges? Tune in and find out why catching ’em all might be trickier—and more revealing—than you think.This episode is presented by platformeconomies.com - and if you're interested in matters of architecture, make sure to get my book on IT Architecture today: https://a.co/d/gK7YzOL (US) / https://amzn.to/3OkwqE9 (DE)

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• Event-Driven Architecture - Riding the Elevator or Getting Stuck Between Floors

  So, Event-Driven Architecture - another pattern promising to fix everything? We look at an article comparing it to smart elevators whizzing around a building. Sounds dynamic, sounds real-time. But like any fancy building system, someone needs to design the controls, right? Think standards, think governance - otherwise, it’s just elevators going nowhere fast, creating chaos instead of flow. The piece talks about keeping data straight and dealing with blueprints changing mid-construction - familiar headaches. It pushes past the tech talk, suggesting this event thing is meant to make the organization quicker, more adaptable. Is EDA just plumbing, or is it a whole new way for the business to operate? Let's explore if we're actually building a smarter building or just installing more complicated buttons.This episode is presented by platformeconomies.com - and if you are interested in matters of architecture, make sure to get my book on IT Architecture today: https://itbookhub.com/⁠

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