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:jbake-title: Conway’s Law | ||
:jbake-card: Conway’s Law in real life | ||
:jbake-date: 2023-11-20 | ||
:jbake-type: post | ||
:jbake-tags: devops | ||
:jbake-status: published | ||
:jbake-menu: Blog | ||
:jbake-discussion: 1076 | ||
:jbake-author: Dr. Martin Strunk | ||
:jbake-teaser-image: profiles/Dr.-Martin-Strunk.jpg | ||
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== Conway’s Law in real life - why organizational development and software engineering have to go hand in hand. | ||
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Conway’s Law inevitably connects the architecture of an software system with the responsible delivery organization. | ||
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Unfortunately, persons responsible for organizational development and architects of software systems often work in separation – especially in large enterprises. | ||
What are the negative effects of this separation and what can we do about it? | ||
In this talk Dr. Martin Strunk presents “real world examples” of the impact that arising from the ignorance of Conway`s law by decision makers. | ||
He will also propose ways, in which companies might overcome and mitigate these problems. | ||
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* Teams as first-class citizens | ||
* Design comes first, then comes the participation | ||
* Don’t rely on emergence to solve structural problems | ||
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