9 min read I’ve been trying to write something on TOGAF and programme governance for a couple of years now. I kept it in the bag until I actually had the recognitions to back it up – Foundation, Practitioner, and Applied Practitioner, all three now done. So here’s the first piece built on it, andContinue reading “Architecture-Led AI Enterprise – The TOGAF 10 Template Set for AI Programmes”
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I went all-in on AI. My optician, as of yesterday, has thoughts.
A 25-year obsession with technology, the AI boom, and a dry eye diagnosis. Featuring Hogwarts, the Mirror of Erised, and a gym that stopped appearing.
Where to Start With AI: 9 Phases From Beginner to Builder
Feeling overwhelmed by AI? There’s a natural progression – nine phases from your first chat app to building AI systems. Here’s the map nobody gives you.
Everyone’s an AI expert. Nobody’s governing it.
Every major platform wave has followed the same arc – powerful capability, governance as an afterthought. SMS automation, CRM data hoarding, Power Platform misconfigurations. AI is the same story, with a larger blast radius. Here’s what enterprise delivery actually teaches you.
Think First, Then Use AI – The Case for Human-Led Enterprise Thinking
AI is quietly replacing the professional judgement that used to define great consulting. Here’s why thinking first – before reaching for a prompt – still matters most.
Microsoft Copilot / AI – A day in the life of a power platform developer
AI, particularly Microsoft Copilot, has significantly impacted daily work, enhancing productivity and streamlining processes. It has been used for tasks like crafting messages, designing presentations, and creating solutions with Power Platform. Using my session “Copilot – A day in the life of a developer” I tried to highlight AI’s potential. The art and science of prompting were discussed, emphasizing the need for goal, context, source, and expectations. Despite challenges, Copilot’s potential in various daily tasks is clear, as it streamlines work and assists in code generation, although human ingenuity remains crucial.
What-Why-How | Cloud Power Automates – Myths – General Guidelines
Cloud Power Automates, is a powerful tool that allows users to create and automate workflows between different applications and services. This article will cover three things Basic best practices for implementing Power Automates Here are some basic best practices while implementing Cloud Power Automates: By following these best practices, you can make the most ofContinue reading “What-Why-How | Cloud Power Automates – Myths – General Guidelines”
Through the lens: 10 months of On-Prem – A refresher course – Part 1
One of my resolutions for this year was to publish a blog article every month. Hoping to resume my blogging journey and share my insights and experiences. After almost 8 continuous years of meddling with cloud – Azure, Dynamics, and a bit of AWS, I got a chance to come back to the On-Premise version ofContinue reading “Through the lens: 10 months of On-Prem – A refresher course – Part 1”
What-Why-How | PowerPages as a mobile app
Mobile Apps – PowerPages Progressive Web Apps for external customers and Canvas Wrap Projects for Internal Users / Partners
What-Why-How | Native Mobile Apps using PowerApps
Wrap projects are a powerful feature of Canvas Apps that can help you create native mobile apps without writing code.