Enterprise software delivery is at a breaking point.
For years, organizations have invested in better tools, faster frameworks, and new delivery methodologies, yet outcomes remain inconsistent, costly, and fragile. Now, artificial intelligence is accelerating software development at a pace that changes the rules entirely. The constraint is no longer how fast software can be built, but whether organizations are building the right things, safely, repeatedly, and at scale.
The Future of Enterprise Software Delivery explains why AI is not just another productivity tool but a structural force reshaping strategy, governance, operating models, and leadership accountability. Drawing on real-world enterprise experience, this book shows how AI-augmented engineering, cloud-native architecture, and platform engineering must work together to deliver reliable systems without sacrificing speed or control.
Rather than chasing hype, Chris Harasty provides a clear, disciplined framework for leaders who are responsible for outcomes, not experiments. You will learn why many AI initiatives fail, how to avoid accelerating chaos, and what must change inside large organizations for AI to become a durable competitive advantage.
This book is written for executives, CIOs, CTOs, architects, and transformation leaders who need to understand how software delivery is evolving, and what decisions they must make now to remain credible, compliant, and competitive in the next decade.
The future is not about writing code faster. It is about building organizations that can think, adapt, and execute with intelligence at scale.
