The talk is a deliberate push against the culture of OverEngineering.

We’ve made complexity our default, building dynamic architectures where static simplicity would thrive. The result? More maintenance, more energy, more exposure and often, less real value.

Through case studies and measurable results, we’ll show how embracing intentional simplicity can improve speed, security, and sustainability, while challenging the habits that keep systems bloated.

We’ll explore how doing less on purpose can deliver more:
• Lower costs and energy use
• Smarter, safer architectures
• Static-first systems that only wake up when needed

Because innovation isn’t about adding layers it’s about knowing what to remove.

• Target audience: Engineering leaders, DevOps managers, architects, CTOs, and digital decision-makers.
• Preferred duration: 30–40 minutes (plus Q&A).
• First delivery: To be premiered in 2025 (conference debut).
• Requirements: Projector, HDMI/USB-C connection, and network access (optional).
• Tone: Provocative but practical: designed to spark discussion about digital minimalism, sustainability, and system design.