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Podcast · By Collins Victory Odabi · British English · Official site

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Sep 3, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Why AI Won't Fix Your Company's Problems — It Will Amplify Them | Rob Broadhead (opens the original)

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    Good architecture rarely makes headlines, but bad architecture eventually becomes impossible to ignore. Behind every app and dashboard sits a set of decisions about infrastructure, data flow, and scalability — and when those decisions are made poorly, organizations spend years fixing problems built into the foundation. Rob Broadhead is a veteran software architect, entrepreneur, and founder of RB Consulting. Over 30 years, he has designed enterprise systems, advised businesses on technology stra

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Why Traditional Software Development Was Always Obsolete | Nessim Btesh (opens the original)

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    For all the progress in technology, internal systems are still broken. Teams rely on spreadsheets, disconnected tools, and manual workflows never designed to scale — and despite years of software investment, the problem persists because the issue isn't the tools, it's how systems are built in the first place. Nessim Btesh is the founder and CEO of AgentUI, an AI-first platform that turns messy processes, spreadsheets, and ideas into fully functional internal tools through simple interaction with

  3. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Why "Good SEO Doesn't Always Mean Good GEO" | Cassie Clark (opens the original)

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    Search is no longer about indexing information — it's about interpreting, filtering, and deciding what gets surfaced at all. AI systems don't just rank content, they summarize it and present a single version of reality. Once selection replaces ranking, exclusion becomes invisible: things don't appear lower on a page, they simply don't exist. Cassie Clark is a fractional content strategist, CMO of SKANE, and host of the Found in AI podcast. She started the show after finding contradictory advice

  4. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    You Don't Have a Commission Problem — You Have a Data Problem: The Hillel Zafir Case Study (opens the original)

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    There's a simple assumption behind almost every compensation system: reward the right behavior, and people will produce the right results. But what happens when a company doesn't actually know what the right result is? A CRM says a deal closed. Finance sees a different number once discounts, returns, and adjustments enter the picture. Which number should determine a commission? In this episode, Collins Victory Odabi uses the work of Hillel Zafir and his company IncentX as a case study for a shar

  5. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    The Problem Before the Product: What Tiffany Mittal's Utility Ranger Teaches Web3 Builders (opens the original)

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    Technological disruption is often framed as beginning with an extraordinary invention — a new blockchain, a new AI model. But sometimes the most interesting opportunities begin somewhere far less exciting: with someone frustrated by a problem everyone else has simply learned to tolerate. In this episode, Collins Victory Odabi uses the story of Tiffany Mittal, a multifamily real estate investor who built Utility Ranger after hitting a wall with utility billing, as a case study in a different kind

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