DevReady Podcast

Aerion Technologies

We started the DevReady podcast to help non-techs build better technology. We have been exposed to so many non-techs that describe the struggle, uncertainty and challenges that can come with building technology. The objective for the DevReady podcast to share these stories and give you the tools and insights so that you to can deliver on your vision and outcomes. You will learn from non-tech founders that have invested their time and money into developing technology. We will discuss what worked, what didn’t and how they still managed to deliver real value to their users. These stories are inspirational – demonstrating the determination, commitment and resolve it really takes to deliver technology. Throughout the DevReady Podcast we also invite subject matter experts to the conversation to give you proven strategies and techniques to successfully take your idea through to delivery and beyond. Enjoy the Podcast, it will challenge you, inspire you and provide the tools you will need ...

  1. 6 hrs ago

    The Future of Leadership: How Neurodivergent Leaders Are Winning in the Age of AI | Ep 301| DevReady

    Michael Meyer, Founder and Neurodivergent Leader at M31 Consulting, returns to the DevReady Podcast, with host, Anthony Sapountzis, CTO and Co-Founder of Aerion Technologies and DevReady.Ai,, for a thought-provoking discussion on leadership, artificial intelligence, innovation, and the growing importance of divergent thinking in modern business. Drawing on insights from his book Weird Is the New Normal: The Unlikely Path of Leadership and his work helping organisations navigate change, Michael explores how technology is reshaping leadership and creating new opportunities for entrepreneurs, founders, and business leaders. This episode offers practical insights into AI adoption, business growth, neurodiversity in leadership, organisational change, and the skills required to thrive in an increasingly technology-driven world. Michael reflects on the often invisible nature of technology, where users experience seamless digital products without seeing the complex systems, infrastructure, and expertise that make them possible. He shares how the success of his book inspired him to expand the reach of M31 Consulting through an AI-powered platform featuring a digital twin of himself, providing on-demand access to leadership guidance and frameworks. The conversation explores how AI is making innovation more accessible, allowing founders and entrepreneurs to test ideas, automate repetitive work, and accelerate business growth while still relying on human judgement for strategy, scaling, and long-term decision-making. A major theme throughout the episode is the rise of divergent thinking as a competitive advantage in the modern economy. Michael explains the differences between divergent and convergent thinking styles, highlighting how creativity, curiosity, strategic foresight, and adaptability are becoming increasingly valuable as automation takes over routine tasks. Using examples from influential business leaders and technology pioneers, he demonstrates how organisations benefit when different thinking styles work together, combining innovation, structure, execution, and risk management to navigate rapid change and uncover new opportunities. The discussion also examines how technology-driven principles such as Agile thinking, experimentation, continuous improvement, and adaptability can be successfully applied beyond the software industry. Michael shares examples of businesses that have transformed traditional industries by embracing technology, automation, and customer-focused innovation. He argues that meaningful change requires leadership support from the top of an organisation and that businesses willing to challenge established ways of working are better positioned to improve efficiency, increase profitability, and remain competitive in fast-changing markets. Anthony and Michael conclude by exploring the evolving role of leaders as generalists who understand enough about every area of their business to create accountability, evaluate outcomes, and make informed decisions. From marketing and technology to operations and people management, leaders need a broad perspective to connect strategy with execution. The conversation highlights the value of curiosity, experimentation, and lifelong learning, while emphasising the importance of creating environments where people can work to their strengths. Together, they make the case that organisations achieve stronger results when they empower diverse thinkers, encourage innovation, and support individuals in doing their best work. #DevReadyPodcast #Leadership #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #Innovation #Neurodiversity #NeurodivergentLeadership #BusinessGrowth #Entrepreneurship #Technology #DigitalTransformation #AerionTechnologies

    43 min

  2. 1 day ago

    How Successful Startups Scale: AI, Funding, Leadership and Growth | Ep 300 | DevReady Podcast

    In this episode of the DevReady Podcast, Anthony Sapountzis, CTO and Co-Founder of Aerion Technologies and DevReady.Ai, sits down with Grant Baker, Founder of Civiq Insights and Firehouse Technology, to explore entrepreneurship, startup growth, artificial intelligence, leadership, and business resilience. Grant shares an extraordinary career journey that spans politics, law, advertising, technology, and venture growth, including his involvement in Nelson Mandela’s election campaign, leading global advertising agency, building and exiting technology ventures, and launching innovative AI and martech solutions recognised by Microsoft and OpenAI. Drawing on decades of experience, Grant now helps founders navigate funding, commercial strategy, business structures, and sustainable growth through Civiq Insights. The conversation explores the realities of building and scaling startups, with Grant explaining that many businesses struggle not because of poor ideas, but because they fail to adapt their systems, communication structures, and decision-making processes as they grow. He discusses the common challenges faced by founders who possess deep expertise in their industry but have limited exposure to legal frameworks, capital raising, governance, and commercial strategy. Grant shares lessons learned from both successes and setbacks, highlighting how resilience, trust, collaboration, and strong leadership often determine whether a company flourishes or stalls. He also explains why building the right team and creating an environment where people can openly communicate and contribute ideas is critical to long-term success. Anthony and Grant also examine the role of purpose in business, discussing why companies with a clearly defined mission often attract more committed teams and stronger customer loyalty. Drawing on concepts such as Simon Sinek’s "Start With Why", Grant explains how shared values, trust, and alignment around a common goal create the foundation for sustainable growth. The discussion expands into emerging business priorities, including sustainability, regulatory compliance, data privacy, and the growing expectations placed on organisations by governments, customers, and investors. Grant shares insights into how forward-thinking businesses are preparing for these changes while identifying new opportunities created by evolving market demands. Artificial intelligence is a major focus throughout the episode, with both Anthony and Grant discussing how AI and generative technologies are lowering barriers to entry for startups and accelerating innovation across industries. Grant explains why organisations need a thoughtful AI adoption strategy that enhances productivity, strengthens customer relationships, and empowers employees rather than simply focusing on cost reduction. The conversation covers prompt engineering, the rise of the "prompt economy", non-dilutive funding opportunities, and the importance of combining AI tools with human expertise, judgement, and domain knowledge. While technology continues to evolve at a rapid pace, both agree that the fundamentals of business, including profitability, planning, adaptability, and strong teams, remain unchanged. Towards the end of the episode, Grant reflects on one of the most important lessons from his entrepreneurial journey: businesses built around passion, curiosity, and purpose are more likely to create lasting impact than those driven solely by financial outcomes. He shares how a recent health scare reinforced the importance of focusing on meaningful work and helping others succeed. Through Civiq Insights, Grant continues to support founders and growing businesses by providing practical guidance, strategic advice, and access to funding pathways that help transform promising ideas into sustainable ventures. The episode concludes with a powerful reminder that technology is most valuable when it amplifies human creativity, experience, and problem-solving, enabling people to build better businesses and create meaningful change. #DevReadyPodcast #StartupGrowth #Entrepreneurship #ArtificialIntelligence #Leadership #BusinessGrowth #Founders #StartupFunding #Innovation #AerionTechnologies

    52 min

  3. 10 June

    Can You Really Trust AI With Critical Business Decisions? | Ep 299 | DevReady Podcast

    In this episode of the DevReady Podcast, host Anthony Sapountzis, CTO and Co-Founder of Aerion Technologies and DevReady.Ai, sits down with Errol Brandt, Founder of Kiraa, technology innovator, data analytics specialist, and former IBM Data and AI Champion. Drawing on more than three decades of experience across manufacturing, finance, analytics, and enterprise technology, Errol shares his unique perspective on artificial intelligence, business decision-making, data sovereignty, and the future of software development. From his early days at Nestlé through to building Kiraa's patented analytics platform, this conversation explores the realities behind AI adoption, the limitations of large language models, and why understanding business processes remains more valuable than ever. Errol's journey into technology began unexpectedly as an accountant with a passion for coding. After teaching himself to extract and analyse data from Nestlé's mainframe systems, he went on to work across Asia, the Middle East, and Africa on large-scale technology projects. Those experiences exposed a recurring challenge within organisations: critical decisions often relied on spreadsheets, manual reporting, and key individuals whose knowledge was difficult to replace. This ultimately led Errol to develop advanced in-memory analytics solutions that help businesses process complex data faster, improve decision-making, and reduce operational risk. The discussion dives deep into artificial intelligence, where Errol offers a perspective shaped by years of experimentation with machine learning technologies dating back to IBM Watson. He explains why large language models remain fundamentally probabilistic systems and why this creates challenges for organisations that require certainty, consistency, and accountability. These insights became the foundation for Kiraa's patented analytical framework, which aims to provide more reliable and deterministic outcomes for business users making high-stakes operational and strategic decisions. Anthony and Errol also explore the future of technology infrastructure, debating the long-term viability of cloud-first strategies. Errol argues that advances in Apple Silicon and local computing power are creating opportunities for organisations to regain control of their data through on-premises and "local cloud" environments. The conversation examines growing concerns around cybersecurity, energy consumption, water usage, geopolitical risk, and data sovereignty, highlighting why many businesses are reassessing how and where critical information is stored and processed. The episode concludes with a thought-provoking discussion on AI-assisted software development, the rise of "vibe coding", and the dangers of confusing code generation with software engineering expertise. Errol emphasises that successful technology projects depend on planning, architecture, process knowledge, and domain experience rather than code alone. Drawing parallels with spreadsheets, legacy systems, and previous technology booms, he encourages business leaders and developers to approach AI with curiosity, critical thinking, and a clear understanding of where genuine value is created. #DevReadyPodcast #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #SoftwareDevelopment #BusinessTechnology #EnterpriseAI #DataAnalytics #DigitalTransformation #Innovation #AerionTechnologies

    47 min

  4. 9 June

    How Data, ESG and AI Are Reshaping the Future of Business | Ep 298 | DevReady Podcast

    W. Daniel Cox III is a serial entrepreneur, sustainability innovator, and data analytics expert whose career has spanned business intelligence, property development, data management, and environmental technology. As CEO and Founder of Green Parrot, CEO and Founder of Leaf Mark Property, and Chairman of Ascention Services, Daniel brings together decades of experience in data, sustainability, and business leadership. In this episode of the DevReady Podcast, hosted by Andrew Romeo, CEO and Co-Founder of Aerion Technologies and  Co-Founder of DevReady.Ai, Daniel shares his remarkable journey from growing up on a family orchard in the United States to building global technology ventures in Australia. Daniel's path to entrepreneurship began long before his first startup. Raised on one of the world's largest family-owned orchards, he was managing his own section of farmland by the age of 12, learning everything from bookkeeping and payroll to operations and leadership. Those formative experiences shaped the entrepreneurial mindset that would guide his career, leading him through accounting, fraud investigation, large-scale infrastructure projects, and eventually into the emerging world of business intelligence and data analytics. Throughout the conversation, Daniel explains how his work in finance, utilities, and performance management exposed him to the growing importance of real-time data. From uncovering fraud and developing KPI frameworks to pioneering early sensor-based monitoring systems, he developed a deep understanding of how data can drive better decision-making. Those experiences ultimately led him to Cognos and the business intelligence sector, where he built expertise that would later become the foundation for his future ventures. A major focus of the discussion centres on Green Parrot and the growing role of ESG reporting, sustainability metrics, and consumer transparency. Daniel explores how businesses can transform sustainability reporting from a compliance exercise into a competitive advantage by demonstrating measurable progress and communicating their environmental initiatives more effectively. He also discusses Australia's evolving sustainability reporting standards, the increasing importance of supply chain transparency, and the opportunity for organisations to build trust through credible sustainability data. The episode concludes with a deep dive into Green Parrot's ambitious vision to become a global sustainability rating platform. Daniel explains how the business combines data management, artificial intelligence, blockchain technology, IoT devices, satellite imagery, and enterprise-grade architecture to create transparent sustainability ratings for products and services. His goal is to give consumers and businesses greater visibility into sustainability performance while helping organisations tell their sustainability story through trusted, data-driven insights at a global scale. #DevReadyPodcast #DataAnalytics #ArtificialIntelligence #ESG #Sustainability #BusinessGrowth #DigitalTransformation #Innovation #Leadership #AerionTechnologies

    53 min

  5. 3 June

    How AI, Business Roll-Ups and Mergers & Acquisitions Are Transforming Business Growth | Ep 297 | DevReady Podcast

    For this episode of the DevReady Podcast, Craig Keegan, Founder of Accounting Exit Co-operative and Director at CC Business Consulting, joins Anthony Sapountzis, CTO and Co-Founder of Aerion Technologies and DevReady.Ai, for an in-depth discussion on AI, mergers and acquisitions, business roll-ups, operational efficiency, and exit strategies. Drawing from decades of experience across technology, private equity, healthcare, and large-scale business transformation, Craig shares practical insights into building scalable businesses that are designed for long-term growth and successful exits. From early machine learning systems in the 1990s to modern AI implementation strategies, the conversation explores how technology, systems, and people intersect in today’s evolving business landscape. Craig’s expertise in co-operative business roll-ups and operational restructuring offers valuable lessons for founders, consultants, and business leaders looking to increase business value and create sustainable growth. Anthony and Craig begin by reflecting on Craig’s early career in programming and artificial intelligence, with Craig revealing that many of the concepts powering today’s AI systems already existed decades ago. He explains how limitations in computing power, bandwidth, and available data prevented those early systems from scaling to the level seen today. The discussion explores how modern AI has evolved through increased processing capability and access to vast datasets, enabling businesses to automate and analyse information at an unprecedented scale. Anthony and Craig also discuss why understanding operational context, business strategy, and communication remains just as important as technical capability when implementing AI solutions. The conversation then shifts towards mergers and acquisitions, with Craig explaining how his career evolved into solving large-scale operational and integration challenges for multinational organisations. Through real-world examples from hospitals, aged care providers, and enterprise technology environments, he highlights how businesses often overlook hidden inefficiencies that quietly drain profitability. Craig shares his framework for identifying operational waste by analysing employee workflows, recurring tasks, and process bottlenecks to uncover areas where AI and automation can provide measurable return on investment. Anthony and Craig discuss why businesses frequently focus on surface-level symptoms instead of identifying the underlying operational problems that restrict growth. Craig also provides a detailed breakdown of the differences between traditional mergers and acquisitions and modern business roll-up strategies. He explains how poorly prepared businesses often fail during M&A integration because broken systems and inefficient processes are scaled too quickly. The discussion explores how co-operative roll-ups create stronger outcomes by allowing independently owned businesses to share backend services such as HR, accounting, operations, payroll, and marketing while maintaining operational cohesion. Craig outlines how private equity firms structure roll-up investments and demonstrates how consolidation can dramatically increase business valuations across industries such as dental, accounting, and healthcare services. Towards the end of the episode, Anthony and Craig discuss the importance of building businesses that can operate independently of the founder. Craig shares practical advice on creating systems and processes that allow a business to continue growing while leadership steps away, using this as a benchmark for operational maturity and exit readiness. He also highlights the importance of hiring people capable of helping the organisation grow over the next five years rather than simply filling immediate operational gaps. The episode concludes with a broader discussion about leadership, communication, and creating business environments where staff, suppliers, and clients all benefit from long-term sustainable growth. #DevReadyPodcast #AI #BusinessGrowth #MergersAndAcquisitions #Automation #BusinessStrategy #AerionTechnologies

    44 min

  6. 2 June

    How to Overcome Social Anxiety and Improve Communication Skills in Tech | Ep 296 | DevReady Podcast

    In this third appearance on the DevReady Podcast, Bill Lennan, Founder of 40 Percent Better and author of Talking With Strangers, joins Anthony Sapountzis, CTO and Co-Founder of Aerion Technologies and DevReady.Ai, for an in-depth conversation about communication skills, social anxiety, networking and the evolving role of AI in software development. Drawing on more than 25 years of experience working with software teams in Silicon Valley startups and enterprises, Bill shares how learning to confidently talk with strangers transformed both his personal life and professional career. He explains the practical systems behind his new book, including the structured “coffee shop recipe” approach that helps people gradually build confidence through small, repeatable social interactions. Throughout the episode, Bill discusses how repetition, structured practice and gradual exposure helped him overcome severe social anxiety and become more comfortable in networking environments, leadership conversations and professional settings. He explains how simple interactions at cafés, networking events and workplaces eventually opened doors to larger opportunities, including executive presentations, cross-functional collaboration and deeper involvement in startup growth. Anthony and Bill explore how communication skills often become a defining factor in career progression within technology companies, especially for developers and technical founders who want to move into leadership roles. The conversation also highlights how asking thoughtful questions can make conversations feel more natural, while helping people build stronger relationships and gain valuable business insights. The discussion expands into startup culture, investor communication and the importance of confidence when presenting ideas to customers, investors and stakeholders. Bill shares how learning to comfortably speak with strangers allowed him to better understand customer needs, gather market feedback and navigate conversations with investors in Silicon Valley. Anthony reflects on how communication skills improve through continuous repetition, much like hosting a podcast, where confidence develops over time through consistent practice. Together, they explore how personal growth and professional success are closely connected, particularly in fast-moving startup environments where founders must regularly pitch ideas, network and communicate vision clearly. Anthony and Bill also examine the growing influence of AI-assisted software development, including the rise of AI coding tools and “vibe coding”. They discuss how AI can accelerate prototyping and help non-technical founders visualise product ideas, while still requiring experienced engineers to review architecture, security, scalability and code quality before applications become production-ready. Bill explains that while AI tools improve development speed, long-term success still depends on understanding technical fundamentals, problem solving and iterative learning. The conversation further explores data privacy, software complexity and why experienced developers often prioritise simplicity and minimal data collection when building scalable systems. The episode also provides insight into Bill’s process for writing Talking With Strangers, including how he refined the book through real-world teaching experiences, structured outlines and AI-assisted editing workflows. He shares how he used tools like Claude as a virtual editor to improve clarity, consistency and structure while maintaining his own voice and practical framework. Anthony and Bill conclude by reinforcing a shared theme running throughout the episode: meaningful skill development comes from consistent practice, iteration and learning through experience. Whether developing communication skills, writing software or building a business, both emphasise that long-term growth comes from doing the reps, refining mistakes and continuously improving over time. #DevReadyPodcast #Leadership #Technology #ArtificialIntelligence #SoftwareDevelopment #CommunicationSkills #Startups #AI #SoftwareEngineering

    39 min

  7. 27 May

    Why High Performers Are Burning Out Faster in the AI Era | Ep 295 | DevReady Podcast

    In this episode of the DevReady Podcast, Anthony Sapountzis, CTO and Co-Founder of Aerion Technologies and DevReady.Ai speaks with mindfulness and high performance coach, author and speaker Melo Calarco to explore burnout prevention, resilience, mindfulness and mental performance in the modern digital world. Drawing on more than 25 years of experience working with CEOs, elite athletes, surgeons and business leaders, Melo shares practical strategies for managing stress, improving focus and sustaining high performance without sacrificing wellbeing. The conversation covers the psychological impact of information overload, AI-driven distraction, chronic stress and emotional exhaustion, while offering actionable techniques to help listeners stay present, productive and mentally resilient. Melo also reflects on lessons from his extraordinary solo cycling journey around the world and how those experiences shaped his work helping people thrive under pressure. Anthony and Melo unpack the growing mental health challenges facing modern professionals, particularly in high-pressure industries like technology, AI and business leadership. Melo explains how anxiety is often driven by focusing on situations outside our control and becoming trapped in repetitive “what if” thinking patterns. Through stories from his global cycling adventures, including surviving dangerous and life-threatening situations, he highlights the importance of mindfulness, self-awareness and trusting your ability to navigate uncertainty in real time. The discussion also examines the effects of sensationalist news cycles, constant digital stimulation and the overwhelming amount of information people consume every day. The episode also explores the balance between consuming information and taking meaningful action. Anthony and Melo discuss how endless learning, doomscrolling and constantly chasing the next AI tool can create mental fatigue without leading to real progress or implementation. Melo shares coaching experiences with high-achieving professionals suffering from burnout despite having extensive knowledge and expertise, reinforcing the importance of practical action, healthy habits and daily self-care routines. Together, they discuss how sleep, exercise, recovery, mindfulness and setting boundaries are critical for maintaining long-term performance and avoiding emotional exhaustion. A major focus of the conversation centres on burnout, chronic stress and emotional overload. Melo explains the warning signs of burnout, including exhaustion, emotional disconnection and reduced performance, while outlining how unmanaged stress compounds over time. He also dives into the psychology of thought patterns, explaining how negative thinking can influence anxiety, fear and self-doubt. Anthony and Melo discuss the importance of recognising thoughts without identifying with them, reframing negative thinking and building the mental resilience needed to perform effectively under pressure. The conversation concludes with a powerful discussion about digital distraction, critical thinking and the importance of switching off in an always-connected world. Melo shares concerns about overreliance on AI tools reducing people’s ability to think deeply and solve problems independently, while Anthony explains how he uses AI as a productivity and brainstorming tool rather than a replacement for human thought. They discuss the importance of being fully present, maintaining healthy boundaries with technology and creating intentional recovery periods to support mental clarity and emotional wellbeing. Melo leaves listeners with a practical framework for managing fear and anxiety by questioning whether a thought is both true and useful before giving it emotional energy. #AI #Leadership #Mindfulness #Burnout #HighPerformance #Technology #Innovation #DevReadyPodcast #AerionTechnologies

    53 min

  8. 26 May

    Inside Australia’s Complex Drug Approval System & What Pharma Companies Must Know |Ep 294| DevReady

    In this episode of the DevReady Podcast, Anthony Sapountzis, CTO and Co-Founder of Aerion Technologies and DevReady.Ai speaks with Dr. Diana Lau, Founder and Medical Director of PharmaVerse, about the evolving pharmaceutical industry, healthcare innovation, and the challenges of bringing medicines to market in Australia. Drawing on more than 14 years of experience in medical affairs and pharmaceutical strategy, Dr. Diana shares insights into Australia’s healthcare system, drug approvals, regulatory pathways, and the growing role of artificial intelligence in healthcare. The discussion explores how pharmaceutical companies navigate commercialisation, reimbursement, patient access, and clinician engagement within one of the world’s most highly regulated healthcare markets. Dr. Diana also reflects on her transition from pharmaceutical leadership into entrepreneurship and her mission to help global healthcare innovations reach Australian patients faster. Dr. Diana explains how her background in academic medical research led her into the pharmaceutical industry, where she discovered a passion for translating scientific discoveries into real-world patient outcomes. She discusses her time as Country Medical Director at Teva Pharmaceuticals Australia, where she led medical affairs teams responsible for scientific engagement, clinician relationships, and strategic product support. The conversation highlights the complexity of the pharmaceutical sector, from clinical trials and regulatory approvals through to market access, reimbursement, and patient safety. Dr. Diana also outlines why Australia presents both opportunities and challenges for pharmaceutical companies due to its strict regulatory standards, healthcare infrastructure, and government-funded Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS). Anthony and Dr. Diana then explore how medicines are evaluated for cost effectiveness in Australia and why clinical data, pricing models, and patient outcomes all play a critical role in securing government reimbursement. Diana shares insights into how pharmaceutical companies must tailor their strategies for the Australian market, including understanding local healthcare systems, clinician behaviours, and patient journeys. The discussion also covers how pharmaceutical marketing differs from traditional consumer marketing, with strict regulations preventing direct advertising of prescription medicines to the public. Instead, pharmaceutical communication focuses on clinician education, scientific evidence, compliance, and peer-to-peer engagement to support informed medical decision-making. The episode also dives into entrepreneurship and the realities of building a specialised consulting business within the healthcare sector. Diana explains how PharmaVerse provides embedded, fractional expertise that allows pharmaceutical companies to access local strategic guidance without immediately establishing a full Australian operation. Anthony and Dr. Diana discuss the importance of trust, long-term partnerships, and industry experience when helping businesses navigate complex markets. Dr. Diana also shares her ambition to bring more global medical innovations into Australia, improving patient access to new therapies and treatment options. Artificial intelligence becomes a major focus later in the conversation, with Dr. Diana discussing how AI is already accelerating drug discovery, medical writing, clinical data analysis, and healthcare workflows. Anthony and Dr. Diana explore how AI tools can assist clinicians by improving diagnostic accuracy in areas such as CT scan and X-ray interpretation while reducing repetitive administrative work. Diana believes AI will continue to improve efficiency across the pharmaceutical industry, although human expertise remains essential for understanding local market nuances, strategic decision-making, and patient-centred healthcare delivery. Together, they reflect on how AI works best as a collaborative tool that enhances human capability rather than replacing it entirely. #DevReadyPodcast #HealthcareInnovation #PharmaceuticalIndustry #AIinHealthcare #Pharma #Healthcare #BusinessPodcast #Innovation #ArtificialIntelligence #Australia

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We started the DevReady podcast to help non-techs build better technology. We have been exposed to so many non-techs that describe the struggle, uncertainty and challenges that can come with building technology. The objective for the DevReady podcast to share these stories and give you the tools and insights so that you to can deliver on your vision and outcomes. You will learn from non-tech founders that have invested their time and money into developing technology. We will discuss what worked, what didn’t and how they still managed to deliver real value to their users. These stories are inspirational – demonstrating the determination, commitment and resolve it really takes to deliver technology. Throughout the DevReady Podcast we also invite subject matter experts to the conversation to give you proven strategies and techniques to successfully take your idea through to delivery and beyond. Enjoy the Podcast, it will challenge you, inspire you and provide the tools you will need ...

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  • Creator
    Aerion Technologies
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
  • Episodes
    300
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