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Never Outdated helps business and technology leaders stay ahead in a world of constant change. Hosted by Amit Singh, strategic advisor, speaker, and founder of evince Consulting & the AI Leadership Academy, this podcast delivers insights on strategy, transformation, and…
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Leadership Beyond Firefighting - with Lalitha Koya (opens the original)
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Lalitha Koya has been a CFA volunteer firefighter for more than a decade. Ask him about it and he'll tell you about changing smoke alarm batteries for elderly residents, so nobody ends up falling off a ladder. That's the lesson he's carried into running technology. Prevention is better than a cure. Stay calm, follow the process, and know what you're actually trying to protect. Lalitha was CIO at the City of Darebin for four years, and at Moorabool Shire Council for four years before that. So we
You haven't transformed. You've just improved. - with Noel Toal (opens the original)
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Noel Toal has a test for transformation, and most AI rollouts fail it. If you've still got the same people doing the same job, nothing has changed. Give everyone a chatbot and watch them write their documents faster. That's an improvement, and improvements are worth having. Just don't put it in the transformation column. Noel is Chief Technology and Transformation Officer at Repurpose It, where one site is a three hundred acre outdoor factory. He's pointing AI at how the whole operation should r
YOU wrote the plan. Now YOU'RE the problem. (opens the original)
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Your AI plan will be out of date well before you're even close to delivering half of it. Most people do get that. But you're the one who told everyone the plan and now you're kind of stuck with it. Then six months later there's a better way, and you're the one who has to raise it. Twenty years ago this barely came up. A technology change started with a bill of materials. You ordered the hardware, racked and stacked it, and lived with it for three years, because that's what it cost and that's how
Talented but Invisible - with Russ Murphy (opens the original)
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Russ Murphy spent over a decade in senior exec roles across NSW government, building platforms and services used by millions - including the payments platform processing billions of dollars a year. Then his role was carved up in the third restructure in three years, and a payments crisis put his team in the Sydney Morning Herald for weeks. He turned down the role on offer and took the redundancy - a decision he'd been circling long before any of it hit the papers. He says the moment he made the
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