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EPISODE · Sep 9, 2025 · 18 MIN

Tech-Led Innovation Is Failing — Here's What Actually Works with Kevin Carlson

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In this episode of Breakthrough Innovation, we’re joined by Kevin Carlson, a fractional CTO/CISO and executive coach with decades of experience helping companies overcome critical inflection points at the intersection of technology, product, and security.He shares insights from inside high-growth companies — and the moments where innovation either scales or breaks down.🚨 What tech-led innovation gets wrong (and why market-led wins)🔁 Why “changing the wheels on the bus while it’s moving” is the new norm💥 The real reason most products fail — and how to avoid building for no one🧠 How radical candor and alignment (not consensus) drive clarity🔐 Why security still keeps him up at night — and how AI is making it harder to get rightIf you’re scaling tech, navigating team complexity, or leading innovation inside chaos — this episode brings practical wisdom from someone who’s been there.Thanks for tuning in to Breakthrough Innovation! Want to subscribe to the podcast? Have feedback to share? Connect with us on Spotify or iTunes and leave us a review—we’d love to hear from you!

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