EPISODE · Jan 7, 2026 · 2 MIN
Are Software Rules Still The Same In 2026?
from The Digital Transformation Playbook · host Kieran Gilmurray
This podcast explores how the core principles of coding and software design have remained consistent over the years, even with evolving technologies like IoT and blockchain. Stephen Houston of TeamFeePay and I discuss the importance of good **software architecture and adhering to sound design principles for building scalable systems. We talk to software engineering best practices that ensure long-term success in software development now the world of engineering has changed with AI.Support the showIf you are leading your businesses strategic transformation and need greater clarity, stronger execution and measurable results, let’s connect. 🌎 Website: www.KieranGilmurray.com📅 Book a call: https://calendly.com/kierangilmurray/catch-up📘 Kieran Gilmurray | LinkedIn🌐 Substack: https://kierangilmurray.substack.com📕 Amazon https://tinyurl.com/MyBooksOnAmazonUK AI Transparency Notice: This podcast uses a hybrid format. When an episode features one of Kieran Gilmurray’s written articles, the narration is generated using a synthetic clone of his voice via ElevenLabs AI (the underlying article text is entirely human-authored). Episode descriptions and summaries are assisted by AI and should be considered unedited by a human unless specified.
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This podcast explores how the core principles of coding and software design have remained consistent over the years, even with evolving technologies like IoT and blockchain. Stephen Houston of TeamFeePay and I discuss the importance of good **software architecture and adhering to sound design principles for building scalable systems. We talk to software engineering best practices that ensure long-term success in software development now the world of engineering has changed with AI...
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