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This blog provides technical guidance on building and optimizing Microsoft technologies. Whether you're an IT professional, a tech enthusiast, or a business leader, the practical steps will equip you with the knowledge to leverage the full potential of Microsoft solutions within a broad technology ecosystem, and navigate the transformative tech landscape.
Future-Ready AI Ecosystem Architecture
Ecosystem architects seek first to build a cloud ecosystem, that is, a collection of interconnected technical services that are flexible or “composable,” re-usable, and highly scalable. The ecosystem then expands, contracts, and is adapted over time to accommodate the workloads deployed within it.
AI Strategy and Vision
There’s an incredibly important transition in the broad information technology space that is often lost in the furor and excitement over generative AI. Simply “wanting AI” doesn’t cut it. So, our Strategy and Vision pillar sets forth five dimensions which begins with vision, extends to creating the actionable roadmap and architecture necessary to actualize that vision, and finally establishes the programmatic elements necessary to drive that vision to fruition. These dimensions help organizations formulate and take action on their big ideas.
Center for Enablement: Ecosystem Design Authority
The final dimension in our Strategy and Vision pillar is organizational, putting in place the team or organizational unit required to drive our AI strategy forward. The Center for Enablement (CFE or C4E) concept is rather a departure from IT organizational concepts of old, though, representing a shift from controlling processes to enabling people. The Ecosystem Design Authority (EDA) offers a sound model through which the C4E can facilitate the success of the organization’s AI strategy across technical domains that it may not directly control.