Conway's Law Mismatch: AI Agents' Unique Communication, Learning, and Context Pose Challenges for Organizational Design
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Introduction: Conway's Law and Its Traditional Application Conway's Law, formulated by Melvin Conway in 1967, posits a direct relationship between an organization’s structure and the architecture of the systems it designs. At its core, the law argues that interfaces in a system mirror the communica…
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Conway's Law Mismatch: AI Agents' Unique Communication, Learning, and Context Pose Challenges for Organizational Design
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