The Book

End of Abundance in Tech.

Why efficiency is the only strategy left.

For decades, the answer to every technology problem was more. More servers. More cloud. More licenses. More people. That era is over. End of Abundance in Tech is the case for what comes next, and the playbook for the leaders who’ll build it.

Who It's For

Four readers.
One mandate.

CIOs and CDOs navigating the post-abundance era.

CFOs trying to understand where their technology budget actually goes.

FinOps leads building the business case for workload-level optimization.

Architects who need a sharper financial framing for every trade-off.

Inside the Book

Three chapters worth reading first.

CH. 01

The Abundance Era Is Over.

How decades of “throw more at it” thinking built the technical debt your CFO is now asking about, and why the same playbook won’t get you out.

CH. 04

Everything Has a Cost.

Code, data, infrastructure, processes. The hidden compounding bills your applications generate over a 15-year lifecycle, and how to make them visible.

CH. 08

From Custodians to Architects.

Why the technical professionals closest to the cost are the ones least empowered to change it, and the framework for reclaiming the authority their accountability already implies.

The Thesis

Every technology decision has a financial cost. Most organizations never see it until the invoice arrives.

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