Crebos - The Technology Strategy Podcast

This conversation dives into the cost of slow decisions in modern enterprises, highlighting the impact of decision latency and the trade-off to quality. It explores the frustration of ineffective meetings and the importance of execution yield and decision effectiveness. The concept of pushing decision authority to the front line is also discussed as a solution to the challenges of decision-making in organizations.TakeawaysDecision latency is costlyIneffective decision making leads to wasted time and resources

In today's conversation Michael & Maurice explore the shift from viewing IT as a Cost Center to recognizing it as a Value Engine. It emphasizes the importance of prioritizing Value over Cost and adopting an asset mindset when evaluating IT investments.TakeawaysValue over CostAsset mindset

The conversation delves into the clash between corporate culture and technological innovation, highlighting the challenges faced by organizations in embracing change and fostering innovation. Our discussion today explores the concept of the corporate immune system and the two-speed organizational trap, shedding light on the obstacles that hinder progress and the need for strategic solutions.

In this insightful episode, Michael and Maurice delve into the reasons why smart executives often approve technology they don't fully grasp. They explore the pressures of market dynamics, the fear of missing out, and the systemic issues that prioritize speed over clarity. Discover how leaders can navigate these challenges and make informed decisions without becoming technologists themselves.

The conversation explores the challenges of applying traditional ROI metrics to innovation and the need for a different approach. It emphasizes the importance of innovation accounting and the measurement of success in innovation. The discussion delves into the clash between predictability and uncertainty, the role of creativity in innovation, the investment approach, and the significance of validation and innovation accounting.TakeawaysInnovation requires a different approach to ROIInnovation accounting is crucial for measuring success

In "Innovation Under Fire," we tackle the challenges of driving innovation amidst the pressures of growth, regulation, and legacy systems. Join us as we discuss strategies to align sales, legal, and IT teams, ensuring your groundbreaking ideas don't get lost in the shuffle. Learn how to build smart, separate systems that keep your business agile and compliant. This episode is a must-listen for leaders looking to innovate without compromising on safety or speed.

In this episode, we pull back the curtain to reveal the stories and experiences that define us. Join us as we explore our journey into the world of FinTech, bridging the gap between capital and code. Discover how our unique backgrounds and insights shape our approach to innovation and strategy. Whether you're a founder, tech leader, or just curious about the industry, this episode offers a candid look at who we are and why we do what we do. Tune in for an engaging conversation that promises to inspire and inform.

In this episode, Maurice Weber and Michael dive into the strategic decision-making process of buying versus building in the fintech world. They explore the benefits and challenges of each approach, sharing real-life examples and insights from their extensive experience. Discover how hybrid models can offer the best of both worlds, providing speed and customization. Whether you're a fintech entrepreneur or a business leader, this episode will equip you with the knowledge to make informed decisions that align with your company's goals. Tune in to learn how to leverage existing solutions while crafting unique offerings that set you apart in the competitive fintech landscape.

In this conversation, Maurice Weber and Michael discuss the transformation of companies into technology and financial technology entities. They explore the importance of data, customer relations, and the need for companies to own their financial technology to improve margins. The discussion also covers the challenges of viewing technology as a cost center, the debate between building and buying technology, and successful examples of companies that have evolved in the FinTech space. The conversation concludes with actionable insights for CEOs and tech teams on how to pivot successfully in this changing landscape.