In the podcast Talk Commerce, Brent Peterson talks to Chris Bach, the co-founder of Netlify, a platform that helps developers build dynamic websites, e-commerce stores, and applications. In their discussion, they dive into the concept of headless and composable architecture, emphasizing its benefits. Chris explains that headless architecture allows the front-end of a website to run independently but simultaneously access its back-end systems. In terms of composable architecture, it's about choosing and combining modules from different systems, providing flexibility, and promoting faster time to the market. Additionally, Chris highlights some common hindrances to adopting headless and composable architecture and emphasizes the importance of considering the strategy holistically. By automating operational overhead with a platform like Netlify, businesses can focus more on building functionality and gaining business outcomes. Chris concludes by urging enterprises to consider both the components and the orchestration in headless and composable architecture to optimize the benefits.