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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 ...

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Many IT execs are concerned AI is creating more tech debt, not less. AI may be running on debt-laden platforms. Longer-term thinking is needed for software. Tech debt has long been an ever-expanding ...

Over the past two decades, technical debt meant outdated architecture, messy code, and poorly maintained documentation. That ...

Joel is an internationally recognized expert in the areas of security, networking and messaging. Follow him on X (formerly Twitter) @joelsnyder. Technical debt is the accumulation of future costs that ...

Technical debt is the accumulation of future costs that come with every IT product in your portfolio. For many IT leaders in banking, insurance and capital markets, managing technical debt is a ...

Over the past year, my conversations with enterprise leaders have followed a familiar pattern. Delivery feels slower, but not because of legacy systems or lack of skill. The friction sits across ...

Banks are eager to modernise with AI and other new technologies, but outdated legacy systems and technical debt are holding them back. These issues make operations fragile, increase the risk of errors ...

Software Improvement Group (SIG), the global software consultancy behind the Sigrid® software portfolio governance platform, today announced it has been recognized as a Leader in the 2026 Gartner ...

An abundance of AI-related bonds have come to market, yet investors still have an appetite for the debt of cash-rich hyperscalers like Google. Why it matters: Not all tech debt is created equal.