
We talk to experienced architects and technology leaders about the architectural choices they’ve made — the good, the bad, and the costly. From scaling systems to integrating legacy platforms, from misaligned domains to governance gaps, we discuss how architecture impacts technical debt.You’ll hear honest stories of architectural missteps, what teams learned from them, and how they built systems d... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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In this episode of Technical Debt: Design, Risk, and Beyond, we look at technical debt from a place it’s rarely discussed - the CEO’s desk.
My guest is David Cruz, Founder & CEO of Elmaextro, certified business coach, and thought leader in governanc... more
In this episode of Technical Debt: Design, Risk and Beyond, Maxim Silaev speaks with Erioluwa Asiru, CTO at CircleFunds, about what technical debt really looks like inside a fast-growing fintech operating in an emerging market.
CircleFunds is digiti... more
In this episode of Technical Debt: Design, Risk and Beyond, Maxim Silaev is joined by Rob Broadhead, a technology leader with more than 30 years of experience across enterprise systems, startups, and consulting.
Together, they explore how technical ... more
In this episode of Technical Debt: Design, Risk and Beyond, hosts Maxim Silaev and Nikita Golovko break down one of the most widely documented technical-debt disasters in modern enterprise IT: the failed 2018 TSB Bank migration. More than two million... more
What happens when a company’s biggest vulnerability isn’t its software, but its communication?
In this episode of Technical Debt: Design, Risk and Beyond, hosts Maxim Silaev and Nikita Golovko explore the collapse of Interserve, a UK-based outsourci... more
Secure Boot was designed to solve one of the most fundamental security problems in computing: how to ensure that only trusted software starts your machine. But like any architectural decision, it came with its own trade-offs, and its own technical de... more
Technical debt is not just about code!
it is the visible symptom of deeper organisational issues. When companies try to move faster than their systems, teams, or leadership structures allow, debt shows up in technology but originates elsewhere.
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Frontend moves fast — but with every new framework, testing shortcut, or design compromise, teams risk piling up technical debt that quickly becomes visible to users and costly to the business.
In this episode of Technical Debt: Design, Risk, and Be... more
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Aiming to explore the multifaceted implications of technical debt, this podcast features conversations with seasoned architects and technology leaders, shedding light on their architectural decisions and the resulting impacts. Through candid discussions, the hosts investigate how strategic choices, communication breakdowns, and the management of legacy systems contribute to the accumulation of technical debt. Notably, themes like organizational alignment, team dynamics, and future technologies such as AI are recurrent topics, illustrating the complexity of architecture beyond mere technical considerations. The focus on learning from past mistakes and sharing insights makes it a valuable resource for technology professionals concerned with s... more
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