Theodore Rhys-Kwame

How to audit a broken MVP and rebuild what actually matters.

Knowledge about why code was built leaves with the contractor.

Enterprise customers force simultaneous upgrades across five architectural dimensions.

When one person holds critical knowledge, losing them can halt growth or sink the company.

Offshore and freelancer builds survive demos but crumble when real users arrive at scale.

Treating technical debt as a capital decision, not housekeeping, unlocks higher ROI.

Stacking five reliable services drops your uptime below what most assume.