Most digital transformation postmortems read the same way. The steering committee blames scope creep, a vendor blames unclear requirements, and the board asks why a project that looked solid on a slide never shipped. The strategy usually held up fine. What ran out was the engineering capacity to build it. That distinction matters because it […]
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Why Digital Transformation Projects Stall on Engineering Capacity, Not Strategy
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