Why is process expensive? Because it means less ownership.
Let's keep things simple for this example. You are hired tomorrow by Andy Jassy to increase the sales of the next Kindle. That's it. You have complete control.
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not fully new but worth reading / scanning :) Service-to-service authentication & authorisation patterns by Kalpa Senanayake https://t.co/gqQDkorVqg
did not post since a while for a lot of reasons :) , but sometimes it helps to summarise things down "Some toughts about APIs…" https://t.co/qq2uwL9aRB
“Neglect is not tech debt (………) The need to constantly refactor a system is something teams must plan” https://t.co/KzZI3cOSp0
and https://t.co/NtwODyhkmI helps classifying sub categories of tech debt
“The separation of teams is based on crisp contracts, defining how the interaction between them should take place both functionally and non-functionally (...). Changing the contracts has intentionally been made a big…” — Tim Wikström https://t.co/YPiiAyMLzo
Why is moving from component-centric view to use-case view so f$*%/ complex? Why aren't we able to focus on the need (independently on the underlying structure)?