DevReady Podcast

In today's episode of the DevReady we had Jamie Skella join us. Thank you, Jamie, for taking the time to share your journey of developing digital products in both corporate and startup environments. At 13, Jamie first embraced technology as an online gamer and later played for Australia's top-ranked esports teams. Jamie has now gone full circle, where he now manages Mogul, Australia's first public...

Thank you Martin Batur for joining us on the DevReady Podcast. Martin is the Co-Founder of GigSuper, a startup out of Melbourne that is helping the self-employed understand the importance of Superannuation. Did you know that over 1.3+ million Australians are self-employed and that 75% are NOT currently contributing to Super? Worst of all 20% have a NO super at all! GigSuper aims to solve this prob...

Thank you Brian Ruddle for joining us on the DevReady Podcast this week. Brian is from Impact Innovation where they have been helping startups and corporate with their product innovation for over 13 years now. Brian has been involved in 4 successful startups, is an advisor in the startup space and is now the Chair of Innovation Management Standards at @standards Australia. In today’s episode, Bria...

In this week’s episode of the DevReady, we had Tim Walmsley join us from BenchOn. Tim shared his story of how he has continued to pivot his business, operations and even target customer to solve a major problem that we can all have in our businesses. Staff under-utilisation. Tim shared how this non-tech SOLD THE HOUSE and went all-in on his vision. In 2019, 4 years into the business BenchOn was na...

Thank you Stewart Marshall for joining us on the DevReady Podcast this week. In this episode, we discussed some of the key challenges that a SaaS business can face. Did you know that 10/11 SaaS businesses fail and that in every SaaS category there is an average of 10 competitors? Through this podcast, you will learn about how to get ahead in this highly competitive landscape. If you run own a SaaS...

In today's Episode of the DevReady Podcast we interviewed Cary Gee, founder of BOTTY Limited. Cary shared his story of how he went from growing and exiting a 200+ stores restaurant chain across Asia to now running his second tech Company. In 3 short years, this non-tech has grown the Botty team to over 25+ dev and engineers working across contextual AI and Machine Learning supporting 1,000+ client...

It is never about the technology. In this episode of the DevReady Podcast, we interviewed Daniel Mumby "That StartUp Guy" - 15x founder, Startup Mentor, Angel Investor and Author of the book titled, "Before you quit your day job" In the episode we discussed how focusing on the tech can actually limit your ability to succeed. We looked at the importance of a strategic plan, understanding your busin...

In this week’s episode of the DevReady Podcast, we interviewed Robert Venter. Robert, thank you for coming on to the Podcast and sharing your journey. Robert is the founder and CEO of Eazi-Tender. In 2015 Robert set out on the journey to develop an all in one platform to solve the problem of having to work with multiple software packages with little integration in the project management space. Thr...

We have just launched our new DevReady Podcast. Our first interview is with Judy Celmins of Engage4Insights. She shares her story about jumping into the development of their own app, It’s a great story with plenty of interesting takeaways. Visit our website, or follow us on social media for more insights Website: https://aerion.com.au LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/aeri... Medium: http...

Today's Podcast is with Mellonie Francis, a non-tech founder of Find Book Beauty. Learn about her journey that started out building an MVP with a website builder. This led to engaging technical advisor and dev team which she later had to sack. If you are looking to take an Idea to Software this is a must listen. Visit our website, or follow us on social media for more insights Website: https://aer...

Validating and Idea can be one of the biggest challenges when building a new product. Are we solving a problem that our customers actually value? Are solving the problem with the right solution? Let's face it, we all can fall in love with our ideas and sometimes this can mean we jump into delivery way too early. In this episode of the DevReady podcast we interviewed Nick Coster. Nick is from Brain...