Traditional technical debt metaphors suggest something that can be paid down incrementally. Over-engineering does not behave ...

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Technical debt is a hidden weight that can quietly undermine the long-term stability of both products and platforms. Yet addressing it often feels at odds with the pressure to keep building and ...

Technical debt is like cholesterol: The more it accumulates, the more it impedes the flow of value. Neglect this buildup, and a corporate cardiac arrest is inevitable. While “technical debt” is a term ...

Continuous tech-debt monitoring & governance Tech debt removal is typically reactive and ad-hoc exercise. AI can help run periodic scans, update debt scores, and feed insights into tech governance ...

Will artificial intelligence (AI) help smash through the technical debt that has been growing in recent years? Or will emerging technology add a new layer of issues? Or, looking at it another way, ...

Technical debt is a central concept in modern software development, representing the long‐term maintenance challenges incurred when expedient, yet suboptimal, technical choices are made to meet ...