I have been exploring articles related to software architecture and organizational design, so I have listed the ones I have read. I plan to add more as I read them.

Article List

• logmi.jp - Aiming for 'Better' with Trade-offs According to the Situation: Utilizing the Book 'Software Architecture: The Hard Parts' in Organizational Design
• engineer.crowdworks.jp - The Path to Adaptive Software Architecture and Organizational Structure
• qiita.com - Why Do Organizational Structure and Software Architecture Resemble Each Other?
• mtx2s.hatenablog.com - The Negative Impact on Software Development Seen in Organizational Design Failures
• data.wingarc.com - Challenges of the 'Organizational Chart' and New Organizational Models Presented by 'Team Topologies: Organizing Business and Technology Teams for Fast Flow'
• forza.cocolog-nifty.com - The Two Meanings of the Adage 'Architecture Follows Organizational Structure'

Thoughts

I feel that I lack the knowledge to articulate design theories from both the perspectives of software architecture and organization. Perhaps, in my future career, I might spend time facing such matters, so I want to broaden my horizons.

I might want to read 'Team Topologies' and 'An Invitation to Engineering Organization Theory'.

If focusing solely on organizational design, there seem to be various studies and case studies based on management science. I'm interested in that area, but since I'm not well-versed, I would like to learn about it at some point.