This is where I share the ideas, lessons and practical approaches I have developed through working across complex technology and transformation environments.
The focus is not only on technology itself, but on what happens when architecture meets delivery reality.
From designing enterprise platforms and cloud-native architectures, to engineering AI systems and managing technology delivery, the articles explore the decisions, challenges and lessons that matter when technology has to work in the real world.
What you will find here
Architecture
Enterprise architecture, solution architecture and platform thinking, with a focus on designing systems that can actually be delivered and operated.
Cloud
Cloud-native architecture, platform engineering, Azure, modernisation, scalability, resilience and the practical decisions behind cloud transformation.
AI
AI architecture, enterprise AI, RAG, agentic AI, AI platforms, evaluation, guardrails, reliability and the engineering needed to move AI from experimentation into production.
Technology Delivery
Programme planning, delivery control, governance, capacity, dependencies, execution and the connection between architecture and delivery.
Featured Series
Cloud-Native And Responsible AI Foundations
Exploring the foundations required to build secure, scalable and responsible AI-enabled enterprise platforms.
Advanced Enterprise Architecture And AI Systems
Going deeper into enterprise architecture, AI systems and the design decisions required when technology moves beyond individual solutions.
Engineering AI Systems That Work In The Real World
From AI prototypes to production systems, exploring how we design, build, control, evaluate, operate and continuously improve AI in enterprise environments.
Delivery · Architecture · AI · Technical Guides
Practical lessons, ideas and approaches from working across technology delivery, architecture, AI and cloud-native platforms.
The thinking behind JCX360
I am interested in the space between architecture and delivery.
A good architecture needs to survive delivery reality.
A good delivery approach needs to understand the architecture behind what is being built.
And technology needs to work beyond the initial demonstration.
That is the thinking behind JCX360.