Companies invest too little in IT, leading to "technical debt." Even AI cannot fix this.

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 ...

Five years ago, a major B2B enterprise stood at a technological crossroads. They were one of our clients who wanted to scale and improve applications, as well as use machine learning for big data ...

Technical debt is a concept most IT professionals are familiar with, but too often it is discussed primarily in terms of application code. Yet, databases are equally susceptible to technical debt, and ...

Imagine launching a new digital service only to face a breach due to outdated code or an unpatched dependency.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 ...

From regional banks to global investment firms, financial institutions carry significant levels of technical debt, especially in areas such as core banking systems, payments infrastructure and ...

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 ...