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 ...

The United States has long struggled with managing its financial debt—borrowing beyond its means, deferring payments and accumulating obligations that eventually come due. The same holds true for ...

In today’s ever-increasing digital world, the speed at which technology is changing and updating is significant. From cloud computing and AI to automation and data-driven decision-making, enterprises ...

When developers spend large portions of their time on maintenance, the opportunity for new value quietly disappears. Features slow down. Innovation stalls. Teams feel busy...Read More The post How AI ...

Cost optimization is a top priority for most small and medium-sized businesses. But the risks tied to riding out legacy technology can outweigh the immediate savings. Specifically, kicking the can ...

Healthcare IT teams that are familiar with technical debt will understand why security debt is an equally important concern.

Imagine launching a new digital service only to face a breach due to outdated code or an unpatched dependency. Enterprises face this more often than they admit. In today’s economy, technical debt is ...

Ask any development team about technical debt and you're likely to get a nod of recognition--followed by a shrug. It's a familiar term, but too often treated as a theoretical concept rather than a ...

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 ...