When a useful new technology comes out, companies that are in a position to adopt that new technology can gain an edge over competitors. As our industry grows and moves faster, these kinds of changes are coming faster–some recent examples are Docker, ReactJS, and Kubernetes.

Evolutionary architecture supports incremental, guided change as a first principle along multiple dimensions. A company with an evolutionary architecture is structured to evolve in response to changes inside the company (such as a decision to change the product) or outside the company (such as the emergence of Docker). Neal Ford is an architect at ThoughtWorks and one the creators of the evolutionary architecture concept.

Neal is the co-chair of O’Reilly’s Software Architecture Conference | April 2-5, 2017 | New York, NY.

Neal is also giving a 2-day training at the O’Reilly OSCON conference May 8-9| Austin, TX.

Save 20% with discount code USRG on both.

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