This course explores the research on high software development organization performance and complex adaptive systems, aiming to provide insights into creating and scaling high-performing software and organizations. The presentation covers topics such as the principles of complex adaptive systems, the flow of work in organizations, and signs of organizational ageing. The course is designed for software architects, developers, and professionals interested in software architecture and organizational design.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
What do mice and elephants have in common?
What do Newsagents and Walmart have in common?
What do Hamburg and Leipzig have in common?
Complex adaptive systems
3 simple principles
Complex adaptive systems are everywhere
The most famous scaling law
Corporate metabolism
Why do metabolic rates slow as size increases?
Flow of work in organizations
Identifying the signs of ageing
Corporate mortality
The alchemist's stone
Outro
Taught by
GOTO Conferences
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