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From risk to reward: Mastering the art of adopting emerging technologies
And always monitor cost, performance and quality.
Wait, there’s more…
99.999% of your patterns, reference architectures/implementations and best practices will need to evolve over the next couple of years.
Why?
- The technology is simply too young to lock into.
- Platforms will evolve to incorporate many of the customizations and integrations initially required to be built by your team (remember: replaceable, not reusable).
- Security will continually evolve and mature requiring updates along the way.
- Others will build upon the basics to offer even greater capabilities (e.g., look at what LangChain and AutoGen have done for genAl).
When you get into a rhythm of embracing emerging, bleeding-edge technology, there’s only one thing left to say:
One of the most rewarding things about working in technology is the surprise advancements that take the industry by storm.
Jim Wilt, an accomplished innovator with 40 years of experience in technology from aerospace to cloud and operating systems to health and financial organizations, is a board-certified distinguished chief architect at WVE. He has been contributing to the architecture profession worldwide for 30 years through the Microsoft Architecture Advisory Board (MAAB), Microsoft Certified Architect (MCA), as an Open Group Digital Practitioner and through the Iasa CITA-P/D and BTABOK. His passion for the advancement of bleeding-edge technologies has him leading genAI augmented software and platform modernization/digital transformation at Fortune 100 organizations today.