Diana Montalion
Systems architecture, thinking and design
Diana Montalion is a software engineer, systems architect, writer, and speaker working at the intersection of technology architecture and organizational intelligence.
She has designed complex systems for organizations including The Economist and the Wikimedia Foundation, Currently, she leads sports intelligence architecture at The Athletic.
Diana is the author of Learning Systems Thinking (O’Reilly) and Knowledge Flow, how systems learn — or fail to — through the flow of knowledge across people and technology.
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Content featuring Diana Montalion
41:00
Architecture Isn’t Kubernetes
GOTO Copenhagen 2024
42:37
Live interview
GOTO Copenhagen 2024
40:31
Navigating Complexity with Systems Thinking
GOTO Unscripted
37:28
Beyond the Hype: Real Talk on AI-Assisted Development
GOTO Unscripted
Navigating Complexity with Systems Thinking
September 24, 2024
49:37
Past masterclasses featuring Diana Montalion
2 Days: Learning Systems Thinking | GOTO Copenhagen 2024
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