What I learned at MIT about Innovation, Leadership and Systems Thinking

Designing robust and scalable software systems is a challenge that grows with complexity. At MIT, I learned how tools like Design Structure Matrices (DSMs) and system engineering principles can transform software architecture. Join me to discover how system engineering methodologies can elevate software architecture!

Designing robust and scalable software systems is a challenge that grows with complexity. At MIT, I learned how tools like Design Structure Matrices (DSMs) and system engineering principles can transform software architecture.

In this talk, I’ll show how DSMs help visualize dependencies, uncover bottlenecks, and guide modular design. We’ll explore tradespace frameworks for managing complexity and balancing scalability, performance, and maintainability. I’ll share real-world examples of applying these techniques to microservices, monoliths, and hybrid systems.

Join me to discover how system engineering methodologies can elevate software architecture!