Category: Articles
The SDLC Reckoning in Semiconductor Engineering: Why Delivery Discipline Now Decides Who Ships
June 11, 2026For a semiconductor engineering organisation, the software delivery problem is no longer adjacent to the hardware problem. It is the hardware problem. A modern multi-die part coordinates firmware, EDA scripting, driver stacks, embedded software, verification environments, and HPC infrastructure across...
Shipping Faster Without Grounding the Fleet: SDLC Discipline for High-Availability Travel Platforms
June 10, 2026If you run engineering for a booking, reservations, or operations platform in travel, transport, or logistics, you are managing a contradiction that got sharper in 2025. Your throughput is up. Your delivery stability is not necessarily following. The same tooling...
DevOps Under DORA: Engineering Discipline for Regulated Financial Delivery
June 9, 2026Every engineering leader in financial services is now managing the same contradiction. The business wants the deployment cadence of a fintech challenger. The regulator wants documented, reproducible, defensible control over every change that touches a payment, a ledger, or customer...
The Retail Delivery Squeeze: Shipping Faster Without Breaking Peak
June 5, 2026Every retail engineering org runs on a calendar that works against it. The window where you most need to ship - new omnichannel features, pricing experiments, checkout changes before the fourth quarter - is the same window where a bad...
The Reliability Tax in Telecom Delivery: Shipping Faster Without Dropping the Call
June 3, 2026If you run engineering for a communications platform, you live inside a contradiction. The business wants more features, faster, on a network it cannot afford to break. Your SLAs are not marketing copy; for emergency-call paths they are a legal...
