Show overview
DevReady Podcast has been publishing since 2020, and across the 6 years since has built a catalogue of 302 episodes. That works out to roughly 220 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 35 min and 49 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Business show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 1 months ago, with 32 episodes already out so far this year. The busiest year was 2024, with 73 episodes published. Published by Aerion Technologies.
From the publisher
We started the DevReady podcast to help non-techs build better technology. We have been exposed to so many non-techs that describe the struggle, uncertainty and challenges that can come with building technology. The objective for the DevReady podcast to share these stories and give you the tools and insights so that you to can deliver on your vision and outcomes. You will learn from non-tech founders that have invested their time and money into developing technology. We will discuss what worked, what didn’t and how they still managed to deliver real value to their users. These stories are inspirational – demonstrating the determination, commitment and resolve it really takes to deliver technology. Throughout the DevReady Podcast we also invite subject matter experts to the conversation to give you proven strategies and techniques to successfully take your idea through to delivery and beyond. Enjoy the Podcast, it will challenge you, inspire you and provide the tools you will need ...
Latest Episodes
View all 302 episodesHow a Glaucoma Surgeon Built an AI-Powered HealthTech Company Used in 80+ Countries | Ep 303 | DevReady
How to Manage Children's Screen Time: The ScreenCoach Story with Peter Kakris | Ep 302 | DevReady
The Future of Leadership: How Neurodivergent Leaders Are Winning in the Age of AI | Ep 301| DevReady
How Successful Startups Scale: AI, Funding, Leadership and Growth | Ep 300 | DevReady Podcast
Can You Really Trust AI With Critical Business Decisions? | Ep 299 | DevReady Podcast
How Data, ESG and AI Are Reshaping the Future of Business | Ep 298 | DevReady Podcast
How AI, Business Roll-Ups and Mergers & Acquisitions Are Transforming Business Growth | Ep 297 | DevReady Podcast
How to Overcome Social Anxiety and Improve Communication Skills in Tech | Ep 296 | DevReady Podcast
Why High Performers Are Burning Out Faster in the AI Era | Ep 295 | DevReady Podcast
Inside Australia’s Complex Drug Approval System & What Pharma Companies Must Know |Ep 294| DevReady
The Future of AI Robotics: How Autonomous Machines Are Changing Business and Society | Ep 293 | DevReady Podcast
How AI Is Transforming Legal Due Diligence and Software Development | Ep 292 | DevReady Podcast
How One Doctor Is Disrupting Healthcare Recruitment in Australia with AI Technology|Ep 291 |DevReady
The Truth About Startup Hype, Big Tech and AI: Why Most Founders Fail & What Actually Works | Ep 290 | DevReady Podcast
How to Build Products People Actually Use and Pay For | Ep 289 | DevReady Podcast
How Businesses Are Really Using AI in 2026-A Practical Guide to Scaling AI |Ep 288 |DevReady Podcast
The Future of Education: Why Traditional Schools Are Failing Students | Ep 287 | DevReady Podcast
How to Turn a Service Business into a Scalable SaaS Product | Ep 286 | DevReady Podcast
How to Build High-Performing Startup Teams That Actually Scale | Ep 285 | DevReady Podcast

Ep 280Why Most Projects Fail and How to Get Process Improvement Right | Ep 284 | DevReady Podcast
In this episode of the DevReady Podcast, Andrew Romeo sits down with Maria Botev, Senior Business Analyst at ORIX Australia, to explore process improvement, business analysis, and continuous improvement in modern organisations. Maria shares her journey from hands-on operational roles to leading process and project frameworks in a corporate environment, highlighting the importance of customer-centric thinking, accountability, and structured problem-solving. This conversation is a practical guide for businesses looking to improve workflows, optimise project delivery, and build scalable systems that deliver real value. Maria explains that effective process improvement begins with clarity and alignment. Visualising processes through mapping inputs, outputs, stakeholders, and workflows helps teams understand how work is actually done and where inefficiencies exist. This approach allows organisations to focus on targeted improvements rather than attempting to overhaul entire systems. In larger businesses, success relies on stakeholder alignment and shared understanding, ensuring that every contributor is working towards the same outcome with clear visibility. The discussion also explores how to break down complex systems into manageable components. Maria introduces a layered approach to business processes, starting from high-level organisational goals and drilling down into detailed operational steps. By defining processes with clear start and end points, along with measurable inputs and outputs, teams can identify root causes more effectively and prioritise improvements with confidence. This structured method supports better decision-making while allowing room for creativity when testing and refining solutions. A key theme throughout the episode is communication and engagement. Maria emphasises the importance of simplifying complex ideas so that all stakeholders can participate meaningfully, regardless of technical background. She also highlights the value of mapping customer journeys early, using personas to understand user behaviour, needs, and expectations. This customer-first perspective ensures that solutions are relevant, usable, and aligned with real-world problems, rather than being driven purely by internal assumptions. The conversation further explores the influence of entrepreneurial thinking and emerging technologies such as AI in process improvement. Maria shares how her involvement in the Startmate community strengthened her focus on value-driven outcomes and practical execution. AI is increasingly used as a support tool for automating reporting, generating insights, and enabling better comparisons across projects. Combined with centralised dashboards and shared data visibility, these tools help organisations reduce duplication, align global teams, and make more informed decisions. Ultimately, the episode reinforces that continuous improvement is essential for business growth, with processes needing to evolve constantly to remain effective and competitive. #ProcessImprovement #BusinessAnalysis #ProjectManagement #ContinuousImprovement #AIinBusiness #DigitalTransformation #CustomerExperience #WorkflowOptimization #TechPodcast #DevReadyPodcast