Published: 08 May 2024
Summary
Technical debt in integration leads to poor adaptability to business needs, higher costs, and reliability and quality issues. Software engineering leaders can use this research to identify and prioritize technical debt that needs to be resolved to prevent it undermining organizational agility.
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Key Findings
Organizations that implement integration tactically in the interests of speed and cost of delivery find that shortcuts, quick fixes and suboptimal design choices ultimately lead to technical debt accumulation. This leads to issues like slower performance, inability to scale or compromised security, which will inhibit agility.
Software engineering leaders often defer attempts to prioritize and reduce integration technical debt because it is difficult to measure the impact of technical debt and justify to the business the costs and time required to address it.
Notaddressing integration technical debt leads to software engineers spending considerable additional time fixing bugs, refactoring code or
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