Joshua Pearson

Do you actually know the credentials of your Business Architecture Instructor or Enterprise Architecture Instructor prior to you parting with your hard-earned money or your company’s money? Not just the organization they work for, but who will be providing you with the training and knowledge you need to be successful? This article outlines just a few simple questions that you should be able to get answers to, in less than ten minutes of the instructor’s time, prior to your investment. Who is your EA or BA Instructor? Questions to ask prior to spending your hard-earned money. Download the full article using this link - https://lnkd.in/gh5ihGp9 Don’t regret your choice when it is too late! #EnterpriseArchitecture #BusinessArchitecture #BACOE #EACOE #SoftSkillsForArchitects #SoftSkillsTraining

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Enterprise systems don’t run on SQL alone. That’s why your AI Agent now works with Redis. Build things like: > Prompt cache inspectors > AI cost dashboards > Queue monitoring panels Inspect live state. Control operational layers. Ship internal control planes in hours.

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Scaling internal operations requires more than tools. It requires architectural clarity. A single codebase with role-based access enabled teams to manage clients, employees, tasks, and reporting from one unified system. When systems are designed for scale, growth becomes predictable instead of chaotic.

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From accelerating decision-making to redefining customer experiences, AI is reshaping the future of business in powerful ways. TEKsystems and other industry leaders share 20 long-term impacts of AI that every organization should be thinking about.

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In agile environments, documentation must evolve. Think living docs, integrated workflows, and content that evolves sprint by sprint. When your documentation scales with your team, it stops being overhead and starts being an asset.

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From Web Forms to Vibe Coding. From 10+ resumes to one targeted introduction. A few weeks ago, a 400‑person Philly‑based company reached out with a very specific problem inside their .NET ecosystem. They weren’t looking for a list of candidates they needed someone who could step in, diagnose the issue, and take ownership of the solution. Because we stay close to the engineering community, we immediately thought of a .NET architect we've worked with on and off for more than five years. Within days, he was embedded with their team, reviewing their service architecture, mapping dependencies, and putting a plan together to stabilize and modernize the affected components. No resume stack. No interview loop. Just one introduction to the right technical SME who could get their system moving again. This is exactly why we’re seeing such a sharp increase in managed staffing and deliverable‑based engagements....especially across .NET Core, Azure, API modernization, and legacy‑to‑cloud transitions. Teams want partners who understand the technical environment and can deploy the right people quickly, not slow down the process with unnecessary overhead. We still support plenty of permanent and contract hiring, but the biggest growth has come from clients saying, “I need someone who can own this problem end‑to‑end.” If you’re looking for: • A deliverable‑based .NET solution • A managed staffing model with technical oversight • Or a fast way to resolve an architecture, performance, or modernization issue Feel free to reach out. I can get you connected with one of our technical SMEs. And if you’re an engineer or architect open to project‑based work, happy to talk with you as well. #dotnet #staffing #deliverables

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AI is more accurate when it works with structured data. Data standardization delivers faster ROI from AI and greater performance and interoperability from enterprise systems. 👇 #dataquality #datagovernance

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Navigating a digital transformation is complex—but you don't have to do it alone. 🤝 Whether you're just starting out or scaling up, the TEKsystems and Google Cloud partnership meets you exactly where you are. See how we’re helping industries innovate and deliver services with greater speed and reliability.

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Researchers found a Redis exploit called RediShell that turns misconfigured servers into easy targets. The 13-year-old bug affects many Dockerized Redis instances. Watch to learn what happened.

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