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“The Art of Scalability is by far the best book on scalability on the market today. The
authors tackle the issues of scalability from processes, to people, to performance, to
the highly technical. Whether your organization is just starting out and is defining
processes as you go, or you are a mature organization, this is the ideal book to help
you deal with scalability issues before, during, or after an incident. Having built sev-
eral projects, programs, and companies from small to significant scale, I can honestly
say I wish I had this book one, five, and ten years ago.”
—Jeremy Wright, CEO, b5media, Inc.
“Only a handful of people in the world have experienced the kind of growth-related
challenges that Fisher and Abbott have seen at eBay, PayPal, and the other companies
they’ve helped to build. Fewer still have successfully overcome such challenges. The
Art of Scalability provides a great summary of lessons learned while scaling two of
the largest internet companies in the history of the space, and it’s a must-read for any
executive at a hyper-growth company. What’s more, it’s well-written and highly
entertaining. I couldn’t put it down.”
—Kevin Fortuna, Partner, AKF Consulting
“Marty and Mike’s book covers all the bases, from understanding how to build a
scalable organization to the processes and technology necessary to run a highly scal-
able architecture. They have packed in a ton of great practical solutions from real
world experiences. This book is a must-read for anyone having difficulty managing
the scale of a hyper-growth company or a startup hoping to achieve hyper growth.”
—Tom Keeven, Partner, AKF Consulting
“The Art of Scalability is remarkable in its wealth of information and clarity; the
authors provide novel, practical, and demystifying approaches to identify, predict,
and resolve scalability problems before they surface. Marty Abbott and Michael
Fisher use their rich experience and vision, providing unique and groundbreaking
tools to assist small and hyper-growth organizations as they maneuver in today’s
demanding technological environments.”
—Joseph M. Potenza, Attorney, Banner & Witcoff, Ltd.
From the Library of Ross Hagglund
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