Every company, big and small, worries about technical debt. Gartner estimates that about 40% of infrastructure systems have this problem. In a survey of CIOs by McKinsey, nearly a third felt that over ...

Experienced tech leaders know it’s possible to both strengthen foundations and deliver new capabilities—it just takes careful ...

With the right strategies in place, enterprises can scale data centers for AI smoothly and stay agile as demands evolve.

Spiking cloud costs are bad enough, but the mounting technical debt can put a real dent in your production roadmap. Here’s ...

In today's landscape, orgs can't afford the hidden costs of legacy applications, which all impact performance, security, and innovation.

Technical debt is not a “sexy” subject; resourcing to address it doesn’t obviously contribute to revenue, and in the end, reducing technical debt doesn’t always come with any new ...

Technical debt often starts with compromises--choosing systems based on budget constraints or sleepwalking into vendor ...

Technical debt is what accrues when IT teams borrow against future performance to meet demands and deadlines today. That includes maintenance and upgrades deferred in favor of other projects or ...

However the technical debt is accrued, it will only grow until it is addressed, and the longer it is left, the bigger the challenge of fixing it. To learn more about the hidden challenges of technical ...

Technical debt is like a hidden iceberg beneath a company’s operations. It often lurks unnoticed until it becomes an obstacle too significant to ignore, consuming time, money, and energy.

Prioritize Technical Debt Items That Need Remediating. Organizations have limited resources and time to manage technical debt in general, so they must consider where to focus.