Discover how you can combine big data analytics with a Lean approach to disciplined problem solving, enabled by a Lean management system, to optimize decision making, investment, and performance.

In this webinar, Cutter Senior Consultant Bhuvan Unhelkar goes beyond descriptive and predictive analytics, beyond Hadoop/HDFS distributed data architectures, to help you focus on a strategic framework for adopting big data.

During this webinar, Cutter Senior Consultants Murray Cantor and John Heintz introduced a process for applying next generation agile planning to your software delivery process, so you can gain an accurate view of your current status, make modifications where necessary, and improve your odds of success. Learn how to overcome the uncertainties of software features release planning by taking an estimate — and its margin of error — and using it to your advantage.

In this insightful webinar, Cutter Senior Consultant Barry Devlin will describe a modern, comprehensive information architecture that combines the best of current data warehousing approaches and facilitates integration of cutting-edge systems.

In this all-new webinar, Cutter Senior Consultant Whynde Kuehn provides a practical approach for establishing a business architecture practice and ensuring that it becomes embedded within the fabric of an organization.

In this webinar, recorded April 6, 2016, Roger Evernden teaches you what is required of architecture professionals in managing architectural evolution. Will the field naturally emerge, or will it require the intervention of architects?

Join Sheila Cox as she leads you through the tricky human factors that could spell success (or failure) for your organization's digital transformation. 

Join Diana Larsen as she leads you through an overview of the process for planning, designing, and conducting a liftoff, with agile chartering at its core. 

Join Maurizio Mancini for this webinar and discover how you can build in quality right from the start.

In this recorded webinar Bob Charette discusses the steps makers and users of technology should be taking to offset what appears to be a rising backlash against automation.