Changing technical requirements
What are Changing technical requirements?
Changes in the data, scale, variability or operating environment of a customer’s work create requirements that established technical approaches handle poorly.
How Changing technical requirements work
The criteria for a suitable solution change as the workload changes. Distinguish this demand-side change from the arrival of an enabling technology.
Case studies tagged with Changing technical requirements
Each link opens the passage tagged with this concept.
- Cadence Design Systems
- Cloudera
- Confluent
- CrowdStrike
- Cylance
- Datadog
- Dynatrace
- Fortinet
- HashiCorp
- MongoDB
- Netskope
- Okta
- Palo Alto Networks
- Rubrik
- Snowflake
- Sprinklr
- Sqreen
- Zscaler
The question to ask of a company
Which workload changed, and what limitation did that expose in the existing approach?
Examples
- Datadog: dynamic cloud infrastructure challenged static monitoring.
- Snowflake: new data forms and unpredictable analytical demand strained fixed warehouse capacity.
Who names it
| Author | What they call it / where it appears |
|---|---|
| Strategy Canon + | Editorial pattern label derived from the company entry studies |