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Companies tracking Technical debt

Technical debt describes the accumulation of code and architectural shortcuts taken to speed up development or releases, which later requires refactoring or rework. It can be intentional (deliberate) or unintentional (accidental).

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List of companies that track Technical debt

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  • Capital One logo
    United StatesEmployees61kFinancial Services
    Technical debtHigh confidence
  • BNY logo
    United StatesEmployees56kFinancial Services
    Technical debtHigh confidence
  • Standard Chartered logo
    United KingdomEmployees85kRevenue$16BBanking
    Technical debtHigh confidence
  • Salesforce logo
    United StatesEmployees91kRevenue$32BSoftware Development
    Technical debtHigh confidence
  • T-Mobile logo
    United StatesEmployees96kRevenue$79BTelecommunications
    Technical debtHigh confidence
  • Amazon logo
    United StatesEmployees761kSoftware Development
    Technical debtHigh confidence
  • Optum logo
    United StatesEmployees115kHospitals and Health Care
    Technical debtHigh confidence
  • Twilio logo
    United StatesEmployees8.6kRevenue$2.8BSoftware Development
    Technical debtHigh confidence
  • HSBC logo
    United KingdomEmployees199kFinancial Services
    Technical debtHigh confidence
  • EY logo
    United KingdomEmployees412kRevenue$45BProfessional Services
    Technical debtHigh confidence

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