
The episode explores the implications of personal software and how it transforms organizational dynamics when everyone can build their own tools.
What happens when anyone can build software - and the people closest to the work start designing their own tools? Organisational designer and co-founder of Boundaryless, Lisa Gansky joins independent technologist and researcher Fabien Girardin to explore the rise of personal software: AI-enabled tools created by individuals to solve their own problems, reshape their workflows, and challenge long-held assumptions about how organisations adopt technology. Together, they discuss why experimentation and play are becoming essential organisational capabilities and whether the greatest obstacle to organisational transformation is no longer technology, but our inability to imagine systems beyond today's managerial logic. This episode helps us rethink not just how software is built, but how organisations evolve when everyone can become a maker. Tune in. Together, Lisa and Fabien also explore how AI-native software challenges traditional organisational assumptions, moving beyond the familiar "build or buy" dilemma towards enabling employees to create the tools they need themselves. Rather than viewing these emerging practices as shadow IT, they challenge us to think about how…
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