The FODcast Season 4 | Episode 1 with Anjali Subburaj on the topic of Composable; challenges & considerations

We are back with a new season of the Simply Commerce podcast, the show that brings you the latest insights into the future of digital commerce.

Our first episode of Season 4 features an insightful discussion with Dr. Anjali Subburaj, MACH Ambassador and award winning technology leader with over two decades of experience in Consumer-Centric Enterprise Architecture and Digital Transformation. 

Anjali shares her insight and expertise on the world of Composable - the challenges around transformation, the benefits, considerations around adoption, and top tips to ensure implementation is as smooth as it can be.

This episode gives you, the listener, a glimpse at the future of digital commerce as Anjali shares her vast knowledge of the topic on everyone's lips at the moment >>>

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Chapters

• 3:25 What does being a MACH Ambassador entail?
• 5:39 What was one of the biggest challenges you faced at your time with Mars?
• 8:28 How did [Mars] go about the transition and was the Composable transformation something they led internally?
• 9:37 What 3 tips would you share for any company that are going through Composable transformation?
• 12:28 How should the business decide which vendors they should work with for different parts of the ecosystem?
• 14:00 When you are looking at the agencies responsible for delivering the transformation, how would you go about selecting that agency?
• 17:10 What are the businesses that you feel would be exempt from making the move to Composable?
• 19:24 What would you see as the biggest upside for any business if they were to move to a fully Composable set-up?
• 23:45 What are your thoughts on the applicability of Composable architectures in areas outside of commerce?
• 27:03 What do you think is in store for the next two years?