Autonomous teams are often seen as the holy grail of software development. They promise more productivity, better results, and happier employees. But autonomy comes with challenges: It requires trust, the ability to delegate responsibility, and teams willing to take on that responsibility.
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Additionally, too much autonomy and lack of guardrails can lead to chaos and loss of control. This episode of Eberhard Wolff’s videocast Software-Architecture.TV sheds light on the psychological, organizational and architectural aspects of autonomy and shows that achieving it in practice is often more difficult than it seems.
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Livestream on January 17th
The broadcast will be live on Friday, January 17, 2025 from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm. This episode is available as a recording at a later date. During the live stream, interested parties can ask questions via Twitch Chat, YouTube Chat. blue sky, mastodon, dull workspace or anonymously through Form on videocast page Bring in.
Software-Architektur.TV is a videocast by blogger and podcaster Eberhard Wolff on IX and the renowned software architect who works as Head of Architecture at SWAGLab. Since June 2020, more than 200 episodes have been created that highlight different areas of software architecture – sometimes with guests, sometimes with Wolfe solo. For more than two years now, iX (heise developer) has been integrating episodes streamed via YouTube into an online channel so that viewers can follow video casts from Heise Media.
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