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PodChats for FutureCIO: DevEx as core enterprise value

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The Silent Engine of Digital Resilience: Why Developer Experience Is Now a Boardroom Priority

In the boardrooms of Jakarta, Singapore, Tokyo, and Seoul, CIOs are no longer just asking, “How fast can we ship software?” They’re asking, “How sustainably can our developers innovate under mounting pressure—from regulators, customers, and competition?”

Across Asia, digital transformation has shifted from optional to existential. But the hidden bottleneck isn’t infrastructure or cloud spend—it’s developer productivity and experience (DevEx). As regulatory landscapes tighten (think Singapore’s PDPA amendments, Japan’s revised APPI, and Thailand’s Personal Data Protection Act enforcement), and as AI-augmented development reshapes workflows, enterprises that treat DevEx as a cost centre are falling behind those that treat it as a strategic asset.

In this PodChats for FutureCIO, Toh Soon Seah (Sia), founder and CTO, Netgain, discusses why developer experience is a boardroom priority, and how to turn DevEx into a core enterprise value.

  1. What is developer experience (DevEx)?
  2. Why is DevEx suddenly a C-suite priority in Asia in 2025–2026?
  3. How are tightening data privacy regulations—from Singapore’s PDPA to Korea’s PIPA—reshaping the way engineering teams build software?
  4. What role does cognitive load play in developer productivity, and why are leading Asian enterprises investing in internal developer platforms (IDPs) to reduce it?
  5. Can AI-augmented development coexist with regulatory compliance, or does it introduce new risks?
  6. How are companies in Asia embedding compliance into the developer workflow—not as a gate, but as guardrails?
  7. What measurable business outcomes (beyond speed) are organizations seeing from mature DevEx practices—e.g., talent retention, audit readiness, incident reduction?
  8. Why is “developer onboarding time” now a KPI for CIOs in digitally ambitious markets like Vietnam and Indonesia?
  9. How do cultural and operational differences between countries in Asia influence DevEx strategies?
  10. What are the pitfalls of treating DevEx as an IT initiative rather than an enterprise-wide value driver?
    1. Do you see this trend towards use of platforms a positive step in appdev?
  11. Looking ahead to 2026, what will separate the digital leaders from the laggards in Asia’s competitive tech landscape—code volume, or developer enablement?
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CXOCIETY | FutureCIO FutureCFO FutureIoT에서 제공하는 콘텐츠입니다. 에피소드, 그래픽, 팟캐스트 설명을 포함한 모든 팟캐스트 콘텐츠는 CXOCIETY | FutureCIO FutureCFO FutureIoT 또는 해당 팟캐스트 플랫폼 파트너가 직접 업로드하고 제공합니다. 누군가가 귀하의 허락 없이 귀하의 저작물을 사용하고 있다고 생각되는 경우 여기에 설명된 절차를 따르실 수 있습니다 https://ko.player.fm/legal.

The Silent Engine of Digital Resilience: Why Developer Experience Is Now a Boardroom Priority

In the boardrooms of Jakarta, Singapore, Tokyo, and Seoul, CIOs are no longer just asking, “How fast can we ship software?” They’re asking, “How sustainably can our developers innovate under mounting pressure—from regulators, customers, and competition?”

Across Asia, digital transformation has shifted from optional to existential. But the hidden bottleneck isn’t infrastructure or cloud spend—it’s developer productivity and experience (DevEx). As regulatory landscapes tighten (think Singapore’s PDPA amendments, Japan’s revised APPI, and Thailand’s Personal Data Protection Act enforcement), and as AI-augmented development reshapes workflows, enterprises that treat DevEx as a cost centre are falling behind those that treat it as a strategic asset.

In this PodChats for FutureCIO, Toh Soon Seah (Sia), founder and CTO, Netgain, discusses why developer experience is a boardroom priority, and how to turn DevEx into a core enterprise value.

  1. What is developer experience (DevEx)?
  2. Why is DevEx suddenly a C-suite priority in Asia in 2025–2026?
  3. How are tightening data privacy regulations—from Singapore’s PDPA to Korea’s PIPA—reshaping the way engineering teams build software?
  4. What role does cognitive load play in developer productivity, and why are leading Asian enterprises investing in internal developer platforms (IDPs) to reduce it?
  5. Can AI-augmented development coexist with regulatory compliance, or does it introduce new risks?
  6. How are companies in Asia embedding compliance into the developer workflow—not as a gate, but as guardrails?
  7. What measurable business outcomes (beyond speed) are organizations seeing from mature DevEx practices—e.g., talent retention, audit readiness, incident reduction?
  8. Why is “developer onboarding time” now a KPI for CIOs in digitally ambitious markets like Vietnam and Indonesia?
  9. How do cultural and operational differences between countries in Asia influence DevEx strategies?
  10. What are the pitfalls of treating DevEx as an IT initiative rather than an enterprise-wide value driver?
    1. Do you see this trend towards use of platforms a positive step in appdev?
  11. Looking ahead to 2026, what will separate the digital leaders from the laggards in Asia’s competitive tech landscape—code volume, or developer enablement?
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