EPISODE · Apr 20, 2026 · 23 MIN
Deliver What Matters: Rethinking Value in Government with Jimmie Butler
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In this episode of The Peel Podcast, Shelley McGuire sits down with Jimmie Butler, founder of StrategiX and author of the upcoming book Deliver What Matters. Jimmy brings both creativity and candor to a conversation that challenges how government delivers digital services. At the heart of the discussion is a powerful story of a single mother navigating a broken system that works on paper but fails in practice. Jimmy uses this story to unpack a bigger issue: government doesn’t just have a technology problem, it has a delivery and operating model problem. He shares why Agile, UX, and modernization efforts alone aren’t enough, and introduces a product-led approach focused on outcomes, accountability, and rebuilding trust, both internally and with the public. To connect with Jimmie, follow him on LinkedIn here. Learn more about StrategiX at their website here.
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In this episode of The Peel Podcast, Shelley McGuire sits down with Jimmie Butler, founder of StrategiX and author of the upcoming book Deliver What Matters. Jimmy brings both creativity and candor to a conversation that challenges how government delivers digital services. At the heart of the discussion is a powerful story of a single mother navigating a broken system that works on paper but fails in practice. Jimmy uses this story to unpack a bigger issue: government doesn’t just have a technology problem, it has a delivery and operating model problem. He shares why Agile, UX, and modernization efforts alone aren’t enough, and introduces a product-led approach focused on outcomes, accountability, and rebuilding trust, both internally and with the public. To connect with Jimmie, follow him on LinkedIn here.Learn more about StrategiX at their website here.
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