When digital platforms support revenue, serve massive audiences, or operate as mission-critical infrastructure, downtime and poor performance aren’t minor issues—they’re business-ending risks. 
My guest today built a company specifically to solve that problem.

This is the show that looks past the highlight reels and digs into the uncertainty, the hard decisions, and the lessons that only come from experience.

My guest today is Matt Dorman, a longtime technologist and the founder of Ndevr, a digital services company focused on building high-performance, scalable, and reliable web platforms for organizations that can’t afford failure. 

Over the course of his career, Matt has worked at the intersection of technology, performance, and business—helping companies understand that speed, reliability, and user experience are not just technical considerations, but competitive advantages.

In the first part of this conversation, we’ll explore Matt’s journey—how a deep background in technology evolved into entrepreneurship, what surprised him most about running a business, and how his thinking changed as the company grew. In the second half, we’ll tap into Matt’s expertise—talking about web performance, scalability, why speed has become a core part of user experience, and what founders and business leaders often misunderstand about the digital infrastructure that supports their business.

If you’re a founder, operator, or business owner—especially one whose company depends on digital systems to perform at scale—this episode offers practical insight, hard-earned lessons, and a grounded look at what it takes to build a business around reliability.

Matt's Company:
https://www.ndevr.io