India, Jan. 30 -- Enterprise systems are being built faster than at any point in recent memory. Low-code platforms, composable services, and embedded AI have reduced delivery cycles and lowered the cost of experimentation. Yet many organizations are finding that higher speed does not automatically translate into stability or resilience.

As platforms scale, structural weaknesses begin to surface. Domain boundaries blur. Ownership becomes unclear. Integrations grow fragile. These problems rarely appear during early development. They tend to emerge later, often in production environments, where remediation is slow and costly. This pattern is driving renewed attention toward architectural guardrails.

During a recent discussion on large-scal...