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Notes on data, automation & AI systems

Practical essays on building systems leaders actually trust to make decisions.

Change Management
Sep 29, 2026

Why I Speak

The project nobody used, the reframe that changed everything, and what change management has to do with it.

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Change Management
Sep 27, 2026

The Cable Problem

When “it works” becomes the architecture. A reflection on vibe coding, cable management, and what governance actually means.

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Change Management
Aug 14, 2026

The Adoption Gap: Why Well-Built Programs Fail

Why technically sound programs fail, and the ADKAR framework for designing adoption from day one.

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Career
Jul 17, 2026

My Journey in Construction

From BI Developer to Data & Automation Director: over $1M in annual cost avoidance, and the lessons about adoption that changed how I build.

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AI & Governance
Jun 12, 2026

Governance Is Not the Thing That Slows AI Down

How effective AI governance enables organizational progress rather than restricting it.

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Career
May 8, 2026

You Don’t Have to Have It Figured Out. You Just Have to Start.

Expertise develops through action rather than perfect planning. A reflection on career growth in business intelligence.

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Data Architecture
Apr 3, 2026

Why Data Integration Is an Architectural Problem

Successful data consolidation requires architectural planning beyond simple tool connections.

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Data Architecture
Mar 6, 2026

Why Calculation Logic Is an Architectural Decision, Not a Technical Detail

Design choices regarding calculation frameworks fundamentally affect reporting system reliability and credibility.

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Data Architecture
Feb 5, 2026

Why Data Freshness Is a Trust Decision, Not a UI Detail

Communicating data freshness is a fundamental trust choice, not a superficial design element.

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Practical essays on data, AI, and adoption.

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