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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…

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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…
Your AI plan will be out of date well before you're even close to delivering half of it.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 …
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 t…
Your team has never produced better-looking work. Sharper decks, faster analysis, polished answers in seconds. Here's the uncomfortable part: your organisation could be getting weaker by the day, and nobody would notice. The outputs keep landing, the work looks better than ever, and the erosion u…
In 1995, Rita Arrigo opened one of Australia's first internet cafes. There was no Google, and Netscape didn't even exist yet - just a coffee to drink while the page slowly built up on the screen. 30 years on, those same PCs sit in a glass case at the National Communications Museum, and Rita's on T…
What happens when an AI agent acts under your employee's credentials and something goes wrong? Was it the human, the agent, or the agent acting as the human? If you can't answer that cleanly, you don't have governance. You've got hope dressed up as a policy. But here's the thing. Identity projects …
One person. No team. No engineering background. And he's built more AI tools in six months than most departments have in two years. Aden Vaughan-Williams ran people and culture at Informed Decisions, a 70-person B2B SaaS company. No CPO to bounce ideas off. No engineering resource. So he stopped th…
What happens when you build five AI executives, give them a Slack channel, and let them run a company? Warwick Brown did exactly that. He built an AI-powered C-Suite, gave them an authority matrix, and became the human board. On day one, the AI CEO couldn't get responses from its team... so it reco…
AI is now present in almost every executive conversation, yet many leaders feel a growing sense of unease rather than confidence. There is urgency everywhere, but direction feels harder to pin down. In this episode, Amit Singh explores what is really driving that pressure beneath the surface. Not …
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