What do you do if your Information Systems architecture encounters complex problems?
When your Information Systems (IS) architecture hits a snag, it can feel like navigating through a maze without a map. Complex problems in IS often arise from a blend of technical issues, process inefficiencies, or unforeseen external factors. The architecture of an IS refers to the structured framework that outlines how information is processed, stored, and utilized within an organization. It serves as the backbone for business operations, and when issues occur, they can ripple through the entire system, impacting productivity and decision-making. Addressing these challenges requires a methodical approach to identify the root causes and implement effective solutions.
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Pamela Moore (she/her)Solution Architect at The Birchman Group
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Mohammed Aman MohiuddinDevOps & SRE | Cloud Infrastructure Expert | Driving Automation & Scalability with AWS, Kubernetes, and Docker
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Rajesh K GAssociate Director | Solution Architect | Ex TechM | Ex Genpact | Ex Sierra Atlantic | Ex LMW