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EPISODE · May 22, 2026 · 40 MIN

Evo DK #427 - Product Development And How To Create Value

from Evolution Exchange Denmark Podcast

Today's episode is hosted by Louis Bradley and they are joined on the podcast by Atli Adalsteinsson, Frontend Lead at Saxo Bank, Simon Rabbe, CTO at Master International and Henrik Nohr, Senior Product Manager - Data Analytics Platform at Arla Foods. The conversation explores how organisations approach product development to create long-term business value and improve customer experiences across digital platforms. The exchange highlights the importance of collaboration between technology, product and data teams when shaping scalable and effective solutions. The discussion also examines innovation strategy, agile delivery and the role of analytics in guiding product decisions within complex enterprise environments. Broader themes include technology leadership, platform development and balancing user needs with operational priorities. Throughout the episode, the guests share perspectives on building sustainable product development practices that support growth, adaptability and measurable value creation across evolving industries. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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