Speedboat innovation: Enabling new revenue streams
summary
Shows how a Dutch bank builds a reusable secure cloud foundation that cuts MVP time to 3–5 months and reduces penetration testing from 6 months to 6 weeks. Uses AWS landing zone patterns (Control Tower, org accounts), an automated CI/CD pipeline, centralized access, logging and auditing to spin up multiple propositions in parallel. Claims 25 new propositions launched over three years and actual products include a payment confirmation service and an identity ownership platform.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00What is speedboat innovation
- 1:05Organizational alignment challenges
- 2:32MVP interpretation issues
- 4:15IT security compliancy myths
- 6:03Non-functional requirements strategy
- 7:29Landing zone and automation
- 9:16Breaking the manual intervention chain
- 9:57Case study results
- 10:39Key learnings summary
- 12:03Q&A and resources
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