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Randy Trenary, CEO of Capture Technology, reveals why tech debt is often misunderstood—and how name it, track it, pay it down can turn this inevitable challenge into your competitive advantage. Whether you’re rushing a product to market or trying to clean up legacy systems, Randy breaks down practical strategies to evaluate existing code, prioritize technical debt, and schedule incremental improvements—without derailing your business goals.
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