Taylor & Francis Ltd Digital Momentum: Building Real Change-Ready Enterprises

Architecting for Velocity, Trust, and Continuous TransformationDigital disruption isn’t a storm to ride out; it’s the atmosphere we breathe. Business models are fundamentally shifting, moving from product-centric to service-dominant. Technologies outpace systems before they’ve even rebooted. The pace of innovation outstrips the capacity of yesterday’s systems to keep up.Digital Momentum is your new playbook for thriving in this world of constant acceleration. Brice Ominski, a globally recognized enterprise architecture leader, draws on decades of hands-on innovation and insights from a worldwide community of executives and practitioners. The result is a practical yet visionary guide to building enterprises that evolve continuously, orchestrate intelligently, and scale trust across ecosystems.Inside, you’ll learn how to:· Shift from episodic change to continuous reinvention· Embed trust, ethics, and explainability into intelligent systems· Harness semantic integration and governance fabrics for real-time adaptability· Apply composability blueprints that flex with changing environments· Align the C-suite around actionable, step-by-step guides· Navigate emerging frontiers—quantum, neuromorphic, and agentic systems—with confidenceKey Features· Momentum that lasts – A maturity model for continuous evolution· Governance that empowers – Oversight that builds trust in the AI era· Ethics by design – Fair, transparent, and accountable systems from the start· Blueprints you can use – Ten proven patterns with real-world examples· Leadership clarity – An executive compass that connects vision to outcomesThis is more than strategy—it’s a toolkit for CIOs, CTOs, enterprise architects, and technology practitioners navigating relentless disruption. Whether setting vision at the top or engineering solutions on the ground, Digital Momentum equips you to thrive—and lead—with clarity, speed, and confidence. Digital disruption isn’t a storm to ride out; it’s the atmosphere we breathe. Business models are fundamentally shifting, moving from product-centric to service-dominant. Technologies outpace systems before they’ve even rebooted. The pace of innovation outstrips the capacity of yesterday’s systems to keep up. Autorid: Brice Ominski