Architecture & technology writing.
Architecture and technology writing from OAM — enterprise architecture frameworks, AI and DOCSIS expertise, workflow automation, and the rise of wireless access networks.
Information, Interfaces, and Processes: the architecture foundation for agentic AI
How OAM's original architecture model maps onto the modern AI Agentic Workflow Stack — RAG, APIs, MCP servers, orchestration, and human-on-the-loop control.
TM Forum Frameworx, TOGAF, or Zachman: which framework reigns supreme?
A practitioner’s read on when each enterprise architecture framework pays off — and when picking one is a distraction from the work.
Beyond the specs: AI and the future of DOCSIS expertise
What changes — and what stays exactly the same — when domain-specific language models meet thousands of pages of DOCSIS 4.0 specification.
A solution-engineering approach to designing automated workflows
The order of operations we use to take a hand-rolled process and make it orchestratable, governable, and ready to automate.
WISPs, from a whisper to a roar
How wireless ISPs grew from a fringe rural workaround into a serious access-network category — and where cable and Wi-Fi converge.
Find the article for your architecture question
These articles connect architecture decisions with the practical work of integrating systems, modeling information, and improving service operations. Start with the question your team is trying to answer, then follow the related service links to explore how that work can fit into a broader transformation.
Building an agentic workflow?
Start with information, interfaces, and processes for agentic AI to connect knowledge, tools, and orchestration. Pair it with our workflow automation article for a process-modeling perspective. Related services cover agentic AI and cognitive OSS/BSS and API and tool-calling architecture.
Organizing architecture or technical knowledge?
Our enterprise architecture framework comparison examines different ways to structure architecture work. The DOCSIS and AI article explores the challenge of working with a large body of specialist knowledge. Continue with AI-ready data and knowledge architecture or standards and governance advisory.
Exploring access-network convergence?
WISPs, from a whisper to a roar offers a historical perspective on wireless access and cable backhaul. Read older articles in the context of their publication dates; they describe the technologies and opportunities discussed at that time. For your own planning, explore our industry focus areas or discuss your architecture challenge with OAM.