There are laws that seem so obvious once you think about them that you wonder why no one ever looked for a solution or even thought that something had to be done about them. Melvin Conway's law, established in 1968, is one such law. He did not claim to revolutionize the science of management, but simply to describe a phenomenon that anyone with a modicum of objectivity would immediately recognize: systems designed by an organization always resemble that organization.
Or, to put it in his own words:
"Organizations which design...
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Claiming an "AI First" ambition is now a must for any business wishing to demonstrate a certain modernity in relation to artificial intelligence. Although the term...
"We shape our tools, and thereafter our tools shape us". Marshall McLuhan
For twenty years, digital transformation has been a given. Every business has engaged...