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That line sat at the centre of a recent keynote I delivered on the future of property, PropTech and artificial intelligence. It matters because our sector has always been shaped by shifts in capability: first muscle, then brain, and now… Read More
This annual blog is 12 years old today, every year for the last 12 years I have come here to capture what happened over the last 365 days, what we enjoyed, what we did and more and more how that… Read More
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Being part of a group of people who are there to support you day in and day out I think is really important, as human beings we need something to lean against whether that’s in a time of need or… Read More
How do we get to a place where we are delivering ‘Unconstrained IT’ to our business is something that bothers me. To some degree its this that keeps me awake at night the most at the moment, I want to… Read More
Writing our first collaboration together about the thing that connects us the most our views on how people work together and what is needed to drive change and behaviours, Steve and I have enjoyed being colleagues for a long time,… Read More
It feels like a perennial debate, the one that never goes away or even the one that got away, how to make sure we are always focused on what our colleagues and customers need from the things we do. It’s… Read More
Joining a new organisation and becoming the new boy again is daunting. A great friend of mine recently moved roles inside the NHS and created a ‘Manual Of Me’ to share with his new colleagues, I loved the idea so… Read More
So another year ends. Personally an amazing year with dream after dream coming true with the most amazing people I could wish to be with. For TEN years the review of the year has evolved and changed and sometimes the… Read More
What do Rich Corbridge, CIO of Boots in the UK and Ireland and Grant Ecker, Chief Architect at WBA have in common? The Boots IT CIO stretching to think like an Architect? A Chief Architect stretching to think like a CIO? Sure,… Read More