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We know how to write code to do something now. What about code to do something tomorrow, or next year? Sometimes we use batch jobs. But as business grows, ou...

SaaS architecture varies across domains, stacks, and customer requirements. However, there are well-defined patterns that must be addressed by every SaaS sol...

Integrating systems provides many benefits, from seamless user experiences to consolidated data for better insights to interactions with partner ecosystems t...

Dr. Werner Vogels, Amazon.com VP and CTO, talks about the benefits of building asynchronous, loosely coupled systems and how event-driven architecture enable...

SOLID is an acronym describing the principles on how to write maintainable software. Developed by Robert Martin, the five letters represent five design principles that would help make software…

This is a .NET specific continuation of my article Workflow Engine is a tool for you. If you do not know what Workflow Engine is or why you would use one, please refer to the previous article. I will…

When you start to accumulate home theater components to go with your TV, you end up with a bunch of remote controls. One remote for the TV, one for the receiver, and one for the DVD/Blu-Ray player.

Ethos, Logos, and Pathos have to be built-in, not tacked on.

Sagnik is the President of Technology and Chief Technology Officer at Okta. He is responsible for leading engineering, business technology, and strategic pla...

No one can transform an organization from the outside. But on the inside you’re bound by legacy rules. Catch-22?