In systems design, interdependence modularity balances independent components with shared connections. It structures complex architectures so modules function autonomously yet integrate seamlessly through defined interfaces. This approach is used in software development, manufacturing, and organizational design to enable parallel work and rapid iteration. Engineers, product teams, and enterprises benefit from reduced complexity, easier maintenance, and scalable innovation—all while preserving system-wide coherence and adaptability to change.
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