Delaying software decisions can quietly slow growth, increase inefficiencies, and create operational friction. Learn the hidden costs and what to do next.
Delaying software decisions can quietly slow growth, increase inefficiencies, and create operational friction. Learn the hidden costs and what to do next.
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Software development has entered a phase where speed is no longer the constraint it once was. With AI-assisted coding, low-code platforms, and increasingly powerful development tools, teams can move from idea to working product faster than ever. What once took months can now take days. Prototypes can be built, tested, and refined in rapid cycles....
Introduction Artificial intelligence is no longer a future concept. In 2026, it is actively shaping how businesses operate, make decisions, and scale. In this episode of the DevReady Podcast, Anthony Sapountzis, CTO and Co-Founder of Aerion Technologies and DevReady.ai, is joined by Gareth Rydon, Co-Founder of Friyay.ai, to explore how companies are moving beyond experimentation...
Introduction: When Speed Outpaces Understanding Software development has entered a new phase. With the rise of AI-powered tools, it is now possible to move from an idea to a working application in a fraction of the time it once took. Tasks that previously required coordinated effort across teams can now be executed by a single...
There is a stage in almost every growing business where something starts to feel slightly off. The systems are still running. The team is still using them. Work continues to get done. From the outside, nothing appears broken. But inside the business, the experience begins to change. Tasks take a little longer than they used...
Introduction In this episode of the DevReady Podcast, Andrew Romeo speaks with Danielle Marple, founder of By the Founder and Marple Co about how to turn a service business into a scalable SaaS product. Danielle shares her journey from running a fractional paralegal service to building software that streamlines partnerships, referrals, and revenue tracking. This...
Most software projects don’t struggle because of a lack of skill or effort. More often, they become difficult because the people involved are approaching the same problem from different directions. In the early stages, that difference is easy to overlook. A founder has a clear idea of what they want to build, a developer understands...
Most software projects don’t fail because of a single bad decision. They struggle because of a series of reasonable decisions made early on, often under time pressure, with incomplete information, and a strong desire to move forward. At that stage, the goal is usually to get something working, aka to bring an idea to life...
In many organisations, software problems do not appear as obvious failures. Systems continue to run, teams log in each day, and processes move forward. Reports can be generated, tasks can be completed, and from a distance everything appears to function as expected. However, when you look more closely at how people interact with these systems,...