Tech Council
Are you a tech leader, architect, or engineer navigating the intricacies of building within the enterprise? Tech Council delivers the strategies and insights you need to succeed. Hosted by Duncan Mapes and Jason Ehmke, experienced leaders from the startup and banking tech arenas, this podcast dives deep into technology strategy and enterprise dynamics. Learn how to drive innovation, understand the bigger picture, and build impactful solutions from the ground up. Subscribe to Tech Council and gain the knowledge to shape the future of your enterprise, no matter your role.
Tech Council
Latest Episodes
How AI Is Disrupting Software Development in 2026 | Episode 36
Everyone says AI is making software development easier.That’s only partially true.While AI accelerates the act of writing code, it also amplifies existing problems. Poor inputs produce poor outputs faster. Weak specifications lead...
Why Enterprises Need DevGrid’s MCP Server | Episode 35
The future of enterprise development will be defined by systems that can adapt, analyze, and respond in real time.That future requires infrastructure designed for AI.In this episode, Duncan Mapes and Jason Ehmke explore how DevGri...
AI Adoption at Scale: What Leaders Must Get Right | Episode 34
AI adoption is accelerating across industries, but scaling AI successfully remains one of the hardest leadership challenges today.In this episode of Tech Council, we speak with Jason McMunn about what leaders must get right when implemen...
GitHub Codespaces, Codex, and the Future of Software Development | Episode 33
Software development used to begin with local setup headaches, dependency mismatches, and “it works on my machine.” Now, the environment spins up in the cloud. The editor follows you. The assistant writes alongside you.In this episode, D...
How to Use Metrics Without Killing Engineering Culture | Episode 32
Metrics influence outcomes by shaping incentives.When engineering metrics are poorly designed, they encourage short-term optimization, suppress risk-taking, and mask systemic issues like technical debt and security gaps. When designed we...
