After the Q&A post I published last week with Sergio from WeDo Technologies regarding mobile fraud, I was delighted to be able to sit down with him and his colleague Simon Collins. Simon runs Praesidium, the consulting division of WeDo.
Simon explained it’s his job to be negative — to find fault, to exploit, to challenge — to help his clients understand the risks and implications of, for example, deploying a new service plan or introducing a new product to the market.
I took along my little camera to see if I could get a few words from Simon. He readily agreed. So if you’re into billing or mobile fraud (I know that there are lot of folk reading working in this area) or you have a passing interest, do check out Simon’s interview.
I’ve taken out my prompt questions so we’ve got one 6 minute stream of consciousness from Simon. I’m particularly interested in the continuing theme of ‘trust’ that he frequently mentions. It’s a real kettle of fish. And whilst I’m outside the industry hopping up and down screaming for innovation, talking with people such as Simon serves as a reminder that we do need things implemented properly.
See what you think of the implications and points he makes:
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Thanks for taking the time Simon!