Tech Transformed

Tech Transformed is an interview podcast about how technology works inside companies, and the host changes from one episode to the next. Four hosts appear in the recent run. Christina Stathopoulos, founder of Dare2Data, and Dana Gardner, Principal Analyst at InterArbor Solutions, each lead two conversations. Shubhangi Dua, a podcast producer and B2B tech journalist at EM360 Tech, and John Arnold, Principal at J. Arnold & Associates, take one apiece. The format stays the same: a host, one or two company leaders, and a single operational problem. The problems come from all over the economy. In one conversation, Kaylin, president and co-founder of Noibu, and Rohit, CPTO at Mejuri, discuss how to protect ecommerce revenue and keep conversion work moving while tariffs keep the market hard to predict. Rohit won't point to a single tool and puts it down to culture, continuous improvement and proactive monitoring. Lee Green of Bayou turns to software pricing and describes hyper-growth companies that change business models on the run and get messy doing it. His remedy is the connective tissue between data silos, and Dana Gardner adds no-code approaches and vibe coding to the old choice of build, buy or partner. Manufacturing gets its turn when Laura Beckwith, Director of Product Management at ConfigIt, explains the digital thread using car configuration, where each added option multiplies the combinations and makes traceability harder. That episode also includes a plug for the CLM Summit, which ConfigIt is hosting. On the engineering side, Manish Taylor, an EMEA Field Chief Technology Officer, describes observability as the search for unknown unknowns. As AI-driven software changes faster, he says, more blind spots stop being a risk and become a guarantee. Dana Gardner's conversation with Arpad Kun, Head of Engineering and Infrastructure at Bitrise, draws on the Bitrise Mobile Insights 2025 Report and the tension between growing pipeline complexity and pressure to ship faster. Arpad's case is simple: faster iterations give a business room to move faster or build a better product. In the automotive episode, Ben Choder, CEO of CallReview, explains to John Arnold how tracking numbers on ads and websites tie each inbound call to the ad that prompted it. John Arnold asks him to explain how the business works for anyone outside it, and the answer separates the manufacturers' national campaigns from a dealer's local advertising. The register is businesslike and conversational, and hosts ask follow-ups and sometimes sum up a point before shifting gears. Most closings point to the guest company's website and to EM360 Tech on X and LinkedIn. A good way in is to start with the industry closest to your own work, since each conversation stays tied to one sector's problem.