HeyJaredDevelpreneur: Become a Better Developer and Entrepreneur
This podcast is for aspiring entrepreneurs and technologists as well as those that want to become a designer and implementors of great software solutions. That includes solving problems through technology. We look at the whole skill set that makes a great developer.
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Stop Chasing the AI Ball: Laura Chattington on Turning AI Into Business Value (opens the original)
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AI has become almost impossible for businesses to ignore. Every week brings another model, another tool, another promise of automation, and another story about a company transforming itself with artificial intelligence. The problem is that all of this activity can make it harder to answer the question that actually matters: What value is AI creating for the business? We explored that question with Laura Chattington, CEO of Rebalance Network Limited , whose work focuses on helping established ent
AI Value Creation: Build Systems Around What Actually Moves the Business (opens the original)
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AI value creation is not the same as doing more work with AI. That distinction is becoming increasingly important as AI compresses the time required to build, market, analyze, and deliver products. Faster execution can create remarkable leverage, but it can also accelerate activity that was never particularly valuable in the first place. In the second part of Rob Broadhead's conversation with Scott Shagory, that tension becomes a central issue. AI is changing delivery, sales, marketing, engineer
Founder Knowledge Transfer: Turning Founder Expertise Into a Business That Can Scale (opens the original)
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Founder knowledge transfer becomes critical when a business reaches the point where effort and intuition can no longer carry it forward. Early-stage companies often succeed because a founder or small team knows the customer, product, history, and processes so deeply that they can make decisions almost automatically. That expertise is an advantage, but it can become a constraint when growth requires someone else to reproduce the founder's results. In his conversation with Building Better Develope
AI Governance and Guardrails: Don't Automate the Chaos (opens the original)
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In part one of our conversation with John Godlove and Piyush Agarwal, co-founders of Fusion Hive , we talked about starting with the workflow instead of the AI. Before choosing a model or building an agent, you need to understand the problem. You also need to understand the process, the data, and what you're trying to improve. In part two, we took that conversation further. We looked at what happens when you move from an AI demo into something a business actually depends on. That's when governan
AI Workflow Automation: Start With the Problem, Not the AI (opens the original)
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AI is everywhere right now. Businesses are being told they need to adopt it, developers are being asked to build with it, and almost every software product seems to be adding some kind of AI feature or AI Workflow Automation. But just because you can put AI into a process doesn't mean you should. That was one of my biggest takeaways from our conversation with John Godlove and Piyush Agarwal, co-founders of Fusion Hive . Both have spent more than a decade working with automation, data, machine le
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