Technical debt will sink you
The pandemic accelerated many large-scale digital transformations and drove growth in many technology businesses. Whether it was Instacart’s sales increase of 230% in 2020 over 2019, or Zoom’s revenue increasing 169% during the early days of the pandemic, many companies were forced to accelerate their digital transformations during the past 18 months.This growth came at a cost, especially for Zoom. It was unexpected and attracted much attention to the company, leading to numerous cyberattacks, including “Zoombombings”—people intruding into Zoom meetings and flashing pornography or other inappropriate messaging.To read this article in full, please click here
The pandemic accelerated many large-scale digital transformations and drove growth in many technology businesses. Whether it was Instacart’s sales increase of 230% in 2020 over 2019, or Zoom’s revenue increasing 169% during the early days of the pandemic, many companies were forced to accelerate their digital transformations during the past 18 months.
This growth came at a cost, especially for Zoom. It was unexpected and attracted much attention to the company, leading to numerous cyberattacks, including “Zoombombings”—people intruding into Zoom meetings and flashing pornography or other inappropriate messaging.