How exposed is your business
to the software it runs on?

Eight questions, two minutes. You get an exposure level, the three lines behind it, and what usually changes each one.

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Of the last four changes the business requested, how many arrived when promised? *

Features, fixes or reports you were given a date for

AllMostSome or none

How much of your software spend goes to keeping it running rather than changing it? *

Maintenance, fixes and support against new work

Under a quarterA quarter to a halfOver halfNot sure

How often does the same problem come back after it was fixed? *

The bug you have reported twice

RarelySometimesOften

How often does a fix in one place break something somewhere else? *

The release that came back

RarelySometimesOften

How many people could explain how the core system works, end to end? *

Inside your company or your vendor

SeveralOne or twoNobody still here

When you connect a new tool or system, how long does it take? *

The last integration the business requested

WeeksMonthsWe avoid it

Is a business change waiting on the software right now? *

A price change, a new product, a new market, a customer ask

NoOneSeveral

Who owns the software roadmap today? *

Who decides what gets built next

Our own engineering leaderA manager outside engineeringOur vendorNobody clearly

Name *

Work Email *

Company Name *

Role *

Country *

Keep me posted on technical debt and what to do about it

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