Madin “Root” Rutgers had everything it took to be a successful software architect. He was technically-inclined, a great problem-solver, and possessed excellent interpersonal relationship skills. A wonderful leader, he was extremely reliable and could be counted on to deliver, especially under pressure and tight deadlines.

Things were getting out of hand for Jack Reese, CIO. The more code commits his engineers made, the more liabilities they introduced in the form of practically untraceable bugs. The technical debt of his code base just kept piling up. Every moment spent was an expense that showed up on the balance sheet… that he had to answer for. Fortunately, he found a solution in Horus.

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