Platforms allow developers to focus and spend more time developing business logic and product features instead of wasting time writing infrastructure components and implementing non-functional requirements. Platforms provide development automation, easier use of technologies and integrations, removal of dependencies and handoffs for developers, and productivity gains.
Loss of freedom for developers and establishing related business priorities are some of the main hurdles in platform adoption. Work closely with your developers to build something that helps them do their work better.
To measure the impact of their platforms, companies use developer surveys, adoption metrics, measuring velocity, and metrics from DORA.
For effective platform implementation, consider building one unified platform, component-based adoption, including the developer's toolchain, making developers part of the golden path, and avoiding enforcing adoption.
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