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Tackling Digital Standstill Through the Theory of Constraints - A New Lens on Technical Debt

· 3 min read
Manu Mishra
Solutions Architect & Applied Software Engineer

Introduction

In an age where digital transformation is more than just a buzzword, achieving optimum operational efficiency has become a vital focus for businesses. Companies striving to evolve and stay ahead often encounter the phenomenon of a 'Digital Standstill'—a term referring to the stagnation in innovation and development caused by accumulating technical debt.

In this article, I intend to shed light on how the Theory of Constraints can provide a systematic approach to overcoming the challenge posed by technical debt.

KTLO Can Lead to Digital Inertia and Hinder Digital Transformation

· 3 min read
Manu Mishra
Solutions Architect & Applied Software Engineer

As a technology leader, you know that keeping the lights on is essential. But if you're too focused on KTLO, you could set your organization up for failure.

KTLO, or "keep the lights on," is the tendency of organizations to focus on maintaining existing systems and processes at the expense of new initiatives. This can lead to digital inertia, the tendency of organizations to resist change in their digital systems and processes.

Digital inertia, or the reluctance to embrace new technologies and processes, can significantly impact your organization's digital core. In this post, we'll explore how digital inertia can introduce hidden costs and hinder your organization's ability to stay competitive in the digital age.

Don't Keep The Lights On

· 3 min read
Manu Mishra
Solutions Architect & Applied Software Engineer

Consolidate or Get Consolidated

In 2023, businesses face a choice between consolidating their systems or facing the risk of being consolidated by their competitors. With economic uncertainty and rapid technological change, companies must stay agile and adaptable to stay ahead of the competition. However, many businesses are held back by legacy systems and processes that are no longer efficient or effective.