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9 Principles of Good Data Architecture Every Data Engineer and Architect Should Know
October 1, 2026
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Good data architecture is not just about choosing databases, cloud services, pipelines, or analytics tools. It is about designing systems that can evolve with the business. A strong architecture should remain useful as data volumes grow, teams change, requirements shift, failures occur, security threats emerge, and costs increase. That means a good data architect must […]
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Sometimes technical debt is organizational debt expressed through software.
October 1, 2026
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Conway’s Law: Why Your Organization’s Communication Structure Shapes the Systems You Build In 1968, computer scientist Melvin E. Conway introduced an observation that would become one of the most influential ideas in software and enterprise architecture: the systems an organization builds tend to reflect the way that organization communicates. The principle became known as Conway’s […]
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One-Way vs Two-Way Door Decisions: The Amazon Framework for Faster, Smarter Decisions.
October 1, 2026
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One-Way vs Two-Way Door Decisions: A Better Framework for Making Business and Technology Decisions Popularized by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, the “one-way door” and “two-way door” framework has become one of Amazon’s most useful principles for making decisions quickly without taking unnecessary risks. Bezos formally explained the idea in Amazon’s 2015 Shareholder Letter, distinguishing between […]