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Organizations modernize legacy infrastructure for sound reasons: lower cost, better performance, elastic scale, stronger disaster recovery, and earlier ROI. Yet many find the move is not cost-effective, or that it obstructs the very transformation it was meant to enable. They finish the technical migration, but the savings never materialize, and they end up ...

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The first time I welcomed Arthur onto a team, I made the mistake of simply letting him take on the team’s existing tasks. I assumed onboarding meant transferring tasks. It took time before we fully understood that the team had not actually gained t...

In the last article, we made the case for the technical signals that tell you whether your teams are getting better at building software. Near the end, we admitted...

Two earlier pieces in this series made connected arguments. The first, Product Ops is Necessary but Insufficient on Its Own, argued that improving delivery execution rarel...

Nearly 80% of enterprise application modernization efforts fail, and the reason has nothing to do with choosing the wrong technology. In this conversation, Melissa Roberts, business architect and value engineer at LiminalArc, explains why modernization programs are designed to produce technology outcomes instead of busin...