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Ep 30: Fast Delivery Meets Long-Term Value with Kim Spithill and Shane Mercer
Chris McGowan dives deep into a wide-ranging conversation with Kim Spithill, Head of Delivery, and Shane Mercer, Head of Emerging Technology. Grab your virtual notepads because the trio covers everything from the elusive nature of innovation to the complexities of AI in tech delivery.
Whether you're here to geek out over technical architecture or hear how AI could change the very fabric of our future, this episode packs a charged-up punch of insights and a healthy dose of philosophical pondering.
Discussion Points:
Fast Delivery vs Long-Term Value:
How do fast delivery and long-term value coexist in software development?
The role of good architecture and avoiding technical debt.
Socratic thinking: Essential vs. Accidental Complexity in engineering.
AI and Software Engineering:
Shane explains how AI could redefine the pace of development.
Are we ready for AI-driven software and how can we prepare?
The lessons Shane learned from building and selling companies.
The Philosophy of Innovation:
Is innovation a parasite on current performance? Shane and Kim debate the nature of progress.
The Socratic method in tech leadership—asking better questions.
What role do human limitations play in technical innovation?
Leading Delivery in an Evolving World:
Kim shares what it takes to lead delivery teams in the modern tech space.
Delivery Leadership vs. Project Management: Why traditional approaches aren't cutting it.
The importance of shared understanding in delivering value, not just output.
The Future of AI & Humanity:
Will AI ever reach superintelligence, and what does that mean for humanity?
Why Shane believes AI could lead to a golden era rather than dystopia.
Ethical considerations and AI’s potential role as a guardian for humanity.
If this episode got you thinking as much as it did us, be sure to follow ThunderCast for more episodes that bring tech insights to life.
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By ThunderLabsChris McGowan dives deep into a wide-ranging conversation with Kim Spithill, Head of Delivery, and Shane Mercer, Head of Emerging Technology. Grab your virtual notepads because the trio covers everything from the elusive nature of innovation to the complexities of AI in tech delivery.
Whether you're here to geek out over technical architecture or hear how AI could change the very fabric of our future, this episode packs a charged-up punch of insights and a healthy dose of philosophical pondering.
Discussion Points:
Fast Delivery vs Long-Term Value:
How do fast delivery and long-term value coexist in software development?
The role of good architecture and avoiding technical debt.
Socratic thinking: Essential vs. Accidental Complexity in engineering.
AI and Software Engineering:
Shane explains how AI could redefine the pace of development.
Are we ready for AI-driven software and how can we prepare?
The lessons Shane learned from building and selling companies.
The Philosophy of Innovation:
Is innovation a parasite on current performance? Shane and Kim debate the nature of progress.
The Socratic method in tech leadership—asking better questions.
What role do human limitations play in technical innovation?
Leading Delivery in an Evolving World:
Kim shares what it takes to lead delivery teams in the modern tech space.
Delivery Leadership vs. Project Management: Why traditional approaches aren't cutting it.
The importance of shared understanding in delivering value, not just output.
The Future of AI & Humanity:
Will AI ever reach superintelligence, and what does that mean for humanity?
Why Shane believes AI could lead to a golden era rather than dystopia.
Ethical considerations and AI’s potential role as a guardian for humanity.
If this episode got you thinking as much as it did us, be sure to follow ThunderCast for more episodes that bring tech insights to life.