Better Tech Leadership #104 Robert O’Farell: Breaking Down Complex Problems - Strategies for Success in Tech
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In this episode, host Matt Warcholinski, co-founder of software development agency @Brainhubeu, talks with Robert O'Farrell, Founder & CTO at ID-Pal about:
- Navigating Complex Data Systems: Insights into managing large-scale data processing in industries like energy and identity verification, including the challenges and strategies for handling massive amounts of information.
- Rescuing Failing Projects: Proven techniques for turning around projects that are off-track, such as breaking decisions into smaller steps and fostering collaboration without enforcing rigid viewpoints.
- Building Robust Security Systems: The importance of integrating cultural buy-in and real-time technology to create secure and efficient identity verification systems, rather than relying on human processes.
- AI in Identity Verification: A deep dive into the use of artificial intelligence in identity verification, including how to protect against fraud using various AI-driven layers and the evolving challenges posed by deep fakes and other modern threats.
- Balancing Innovation with Regulation: How businesses can innovate in a highly regulated environment, particularly in the European Union, where AI, data security, and anti-money laundering laws present both challenges and opportunities.
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