Writing & Research

Ideas, analysis,
and public thinking.

This strand of the platform is dedicated to writing, research, and public-interest thinking — drawing on direct experience in digital delivery, technology management, and systems design to explore the questions that matter beyond any single project.

Writing from
inside the work.

Most writing about technology and project management comes from outside it — academic abstraction, vendor content, or surface commentary. This writing comes from someone who has lived inside complex delivery across multiple years and international engagements.

The goal is analysis that is genuinely useful — to practitioners, to organisations, and to anyone trying to understand how technology actually gets built, deployed, and govened, and what it costs to do it well.

Writing coming in 2026

Essays and research are in preparation. Get in touch to be notified when the first pieces are published.

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What I write about

These themes are shaped by direct professional experience and a broader interest in technology's relationship with society, organisations, and people.

Technology & Society
Project Management Practice
Digital Transformation
Ethics & Governance
Business Systems & Delivery
Public-Interest Research

Pieces in preparation

These articles are in development — framed here to signal intent and invite early conversation. They are not published work.

Coming Soon · Project Management

What the Olympics Taught Me About Project Risk

A practitioner's account of managing high-stakes delivery under Olympic deadlines — what real risk transformation looks like, and why most risk frameworks miss the human factors that matter most.

Coming Soon · Digital Transformation

The Gap Between Digital Transformation and Digital Delivery

Organisations declare digital transformation, then struggle to actually deliver it. This piece examines what separates strategic intent from operational reality — and what it takes to close that gap.

Coming Soon · Ethics & Governance

Governing AI in Organisations That Can Barely Govern Their Own Processes

A frank look at the gap between AI governance frameworks and the operational reality inside most organisations — and why process maturity is a prerequisite for responsible AI adoption.

How I approach research & writing

Practitioner perspective

Written from inside professional experience — not academic abstraction or vendor-driven commentary. Grounded in what actually happens.

Rigour over speed

Each piece is researched and written carefully. The goal is durable analysis, not reactive content that ages poorly in six months.

Public interest

Where relevant, writing will address questions that matter beyond commercial interest — technology policy, digital rights, and how systems shape lives.

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