I work with senior leaders and CxOs who don’t have access to in-house technology leadership, helping them to steamline back-office systems, develop effective data strategies and launch new digital products.

Excel Isn’t Bad (Until You Use It as a Database)

Excel is fast, flexible, and familiar. It’s perfect for financial modelling, quick calculations, and wrangling data in a pinch. But Excel starts to show its...

Solving the Consistency Issue with Prompting

Prompting has become a go-to tool for teams experimenting with AI, but many soon discover a recurring issue: inconsistency. Ask the same question twice and...

The Hidden Cost of Delaying Automation

Most operations leaders don’t say “we’re not doing automation.” They say, “we’re not doing it just yet.” But this creates hidden financial, operational and cultural...

RAG – A Practical Win Hiding in Plain Sight

When people talk about AI, they often jump straight to complex use cases. But in the rush to ‘go big’, they’re missing out on one...

The Silent Power of Incremental Change

In the world of automation, it’s easy to chase big wins. Bold promises. Sweeping change. That’s what gets attention. It’s what gets budget sign-off and...

Why Most Automation Projects Stall and How to Avoid It

Most operations leaders know they should be automating, many do, but sometimes it doesn't stick. How can you restart a stalled attempt?...

Are You Agent-Ready? Planning for the next AI Shift

AI is evolving fast. But more importantly, the way AI is applied inside companies is changing shape. Until now, AI has played a largely supporting...

Building a data strategy? Remember to focus on the metrics that matter

Building a data strategy? Beware of the common pitfall known as ‘kitchen sink’ syndrome, where stakeholders present an overwhelming list of metrics they deem essential....