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Writing about the part everyone skips.

Not thought leadership. Notes on the specific, unglamorous work that decides whether a technology project reaches production, written for the people who have to run it afterwards.

Topics
AI, automation, security, technology strategy
Status
First pieces in preparation

NEW RESEARCH · OCT 2026

How will AI change the way we work?

Explore what AI can do for businesses today, how work is changing, and what future AGI could mean.

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  • AI & Automation6 min

    Why AI pilots stall at the demo

    The gap between a convincing prototype and a system in production is rarely the model. It is permissions, data access, error handling and who owns it on Monday.

    In preparation
  • AI & Automation5 min

    What separates a voice agent from a phone menu

    Natural speech is the easy part. The difference is whether the agent can read and write to the systems that hold the answer.

    In preparation
  • Cybersecurity & Compliance8 min

    Your first compliance framework, without the panic

    What actually happens between a customer asking for ISO 27001 and an auditor signing something. And how long each part really takes.

    In preparation
  • Software & Digitalization7 min

    Buy, configure, or build

    A practical way to decide which of the three a given problem deserves, before someone commissions software that did not need to exist.

    In preparation
  • Software & Digitalization6 min

    Integration debt is the real technical debt

    Most operational pain in mid-sized companies is not bad software. It is good software that cannot reach the other good software.

    In preparation
  • Managed IT & Connectivity5 min

    When to stop doing your own IT

    The point at which an internal part-time IT arrangement starts costing more than it saves, and what to hand over first.

    In preparation

These pieces are drafted but not yet published. Rather than link to empty pages, they are listed here so you can see what the section will cover.

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