STRATEGIES FOR TACKLING "TECHNICAL DEBT" IN YOUR COMPANY

"Technical debt" refers to the interest paid on a loan you never intended to take. As your infrastructure grows, these hasty decisions can prove increasingly costly down the line.

STRATEGIES FOR TACKLING "TECHNICAL DEBT" IN YOUR COMPANY

Strategies you can employ to overcome these challenges:

  • Identify and Prioritise - Focus on the most critical issues that will drive the most value first.
  • Integrate Debt Management into Your Workflow - Maintain a balance between new development and debt reduction.
  • Educate & Train Your Team - Foster a culture in your organization of continuous improvement. Encourage learning, celebrate successes and reflect on the past with a view to drive ongoing enhancements.
  • Improve and Update Documentation - It provides a reference for current and future team members.
  • Update and Refactor System - Make small and manageable changes for improving quality.
  • Optimize Security Practices – It helps to maintain system reliability and performance
  • Manage dependencies - Tracking ensures compatibility and security

Security Gaps You Didn't Know You Had

26 August 2025

As cybersecurity threats continue to evolve, some of the biggest risks to your organisation might not be obvious. In this month’s IT Bulletin, we shine a light on three critical security concerns that are often underestimated or overlooked entirely. These issues can silently compromise systems, leak data, or be exploited without detection.

What's New in Factory 2026

14 August 2025

The latest updates to Factory Design 2026 bring powerful improvements to connector class creation, workflow efficiency, and overall performance. From a brand-new Connector Class dialogue to enhanced 4K compatibility and stability upgrades, these changes are designed to make your design process faster, smoother, and more intuitive.

CAD and PLM: Why It’s the Solution for Manufacturing and Engineering Companies

29 July 2025

Efficiency, accuracy, and innovation are crucial for staying competitive in the industrial landscape of today. Manufacturing and engineering companies face increasing challenges in managing product development, ensuring design accuracy, and optimising workflows. That’s where Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) come into play.