While it is impossible to predict the future, the ability to adapt to what we already know is most likely to prompt a solution’s future pivot can make the difference between an elegantly evolving architecture and one that must be thrown away. In our experience, the patterns and techniques discussed in this Advisor are useful for keeping our digital and data architectures open to changes.
Advisor
3 Ways to Keep Your Options Open
Posted February 3, 2021 | Technology |
About The Author
Olivier Pilot is a Principal at Arthur D. Little (ADL) and Head of Product for ADL Catalyst. He focuses on the identification, prioritization, design, and delivery of digitally enabled solutions for complex challenges, with experience in enterprise and solution architecture, product strategy and management, and artificial intelligence. Mr. Pilot has more than 20 years of consulting experience across multiple sectors, helping clients transform… Read More
Michael Papadopoulos is a Partner at ADL Catalyst. He is passionate about designing the right solutions using smart-stitching approaches, even when elegance and architectural purity are overshadowed by practicality. Mr. Papadopoulos leads the scaling of multidisciplinary organizations by focusing on continuous improvement, establishing quality standards, and following solid software engineering practices. He mentors team members, leaders, and… Read More
Michael Eiden is a former Cutter Expert, Partner and Global Head of AI & ML at Arthur D. Little (ADL). Dr. Eiden is an expert in machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) with more than 15 years’ experience across different industrial sectors. He has designed, implemented, and productionized ML/AI solutions for applications in medical diagnostics, pharma, biodefense, and consumer electronics. Dr. Eiden brings along deep… Read More
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