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Explore podcasts, interviews & explainers on Redundancy — 4 indexed from The Rise w/ Alex Klein & SVPG, updated Oct 2025.
Building contingency plans, particularly difficult in financial services, exemplified by AAN's approach.
Duplication of effort or features across different teams.
Shannon discussed redundancy. We usually think redundancy is bad, wasteful, but he showed it's actually useful. Hugely useful, especially for combating noise.
frankly, first and foremost starts with redundancy, right? And I think that stems from the start of this conversation, the global financial crisis and the pain of being reliant on a single financial institution. I think more recently with Adian's outage, Brainree had an outage in Australia, World Pay like just this concept of redundancy and resiliency is actually the first reason why they go down this path. If redundancy and resiliency and relieving the burden of having a single point of failure is the number one reason you're going down this path, then does it really make sense to move that single point of failure from a single PSP to a single orchestration layer?
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“Building contingency plans, particularly difficult in financial services, exemplified by AAN's approach.”
“Shannon discussed redundancy. We usually think redundancy is bad, wasteful, but he showed it's actually useful. Hugely useful, especially for combating noise.”
“frankly, first and foremost starts with redundancy, right? And I think that stems from the start of this conversation, the global financial crisis and the pain of being reliant on a single financial i...”
