By • December 14, 2012
It’s that time of year again! As part of the annual ICSE Event, The Software Engineering Institute (SEI) will be holding their fourth annual workshop on … read more
By • November 26, 2012
Welcome to the OnTechnicalDebt Expert Interview Series. This month’s interview focuses on discussing the ways in which different areas of software debt can be tracked, particularly in … read more
By • September 28, 2012
I recently came across this video of Elizabeth Naramore (PHP community manager) talking about Software Debt at the Atlanta PHP User Group presentation (Sept 6, … read more
By • September 13, 2012
Welcome to the OnTechnicalDebt Expert Interview Series. This interview focuses on how Technical Debt can be taken on safely and managed successfully – ultimately bridging … read more
By • July 30, 2012
Welcome to the OnTechnicalDebt Expert Interview Series. This interview focuses on how Technical Debt can be categorized to help business organizations face the challenges of … read more
By • May 31, 2012
What is Technical Debt?
Technical Debt, also known as Software Debt, is a metaphor that highlights the compromises made by IT organizations between short-term gains … read more
By • May 14, 2012
Dr. Bill Curtis – Senior Vice President and Chief Scientist with CAST – lays out the “Technical Debt Management Cycle”, a 7-step process for … read more
By • May 7, 2012
Last year, Dr. Carolyn Seaman and Dr. Nico Zazworka hosted an extremely informative webinar on “Managing and Measuring Technical Debt” as part of the … read more
By • April 26, 2012
One of the interesting things about the “Technical Debt” concept is seeing how it evolves and moves forward in the software engineering world. Of … read more
By • April 24, 2012
How do you explain Software Debt to a non-software developer? Jason Roberts has put together a Technical Debt Simulator: some simple visualizations of the … read more
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Visualizing Technical Debt
Can Technical Debt Be Quantified? The Limits And Promise Of The Metaphor
Prioritizing Your Technical Debt
Broken Windows
