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#10 - $2B in 4 Days: How Alberta Rewrote a Legacy App with AI - John Annand (opens the original)
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In this episode Peter interviews John Anand from InfoTech Research about the Government of Alberta’s fast AI-driven transformation (read all about it on https://thevelocitywhitepapers.com/en/). John explains how a small internal team used AI coding tools to rewrite a legacy application in four days and deploy it to production within 18 days at a fraction of the expected cost. The conversation covers the $2 billion technical-debt context, the four-step guardrail program they built to scale safely
#9 - Matheus Guimaraes - From Apps to Agents: When AI Should — and Shouldn't — Be Your Answer (opens the original)
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In this episode I talk to Matheus, a Senior Developer Advocate at AWS, about the rise of agentic AI and how it fits into digital transformation. They discuss when to use traditional application architectures, when to adopt agentic systems, and the practical middle ground of smart APIs. Matheus emphasizes working backwards from requirements, weighing trade-offs like cost, maintainability, and operational complexity, and using spec-driven development tools such as Kiro and Kiro Crew to plan and ac
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