Software architecture succeeds or fails not because of technology, but because of the decisions behind it. Yet those decisions are often made under bias, pressure, or poor visibility — leading to rigid systems, technical debt, and frustrated teams. Decision Driven Architecture tackles the root cause: how architects think, decide, and record their reasoning.

This session addresses questions teams rarely ask out loud:
- How do we recognize flawed thinking before it shapes our code?
- Who should make which architectural decisions — and why?
- What models and tools actually help teams reason better, rather than faster?

You’ll learn a practical approach for making architectural decision-making transparent, structured, and improvable — from simple documentation patterns (ADRs) to emerging AI/LLM-based assistants. Join to discover how improving how you decide can improve what you build.