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As Conway's Law notes: the way an organization is structured strongly impacts any system it creates. So whether you have functional teams or matrix-style two pizza teams, the way your IT organization is structured affects your ability to meet your goals.

Applying Conway's Law to improve your software development

Applying Conway's Law to improve your software development

Many organizations have become adept at identifying what they need from software development projects, based on a keen understanding of their business goals. Even so, they’re often surprised to find out that the end results don’t achieve the transformative impact they were expecting. Their mistake? Overlooking the importance of Conway’s Law.

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