Transform your IT to support a Dynamic Company

You need to adapt quickly to a changing landscape but your technology team can't seem to swing it. There is a better way.

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Onsite training

Accelerate your staff

An onsite workshop or series of training sessions is an excellent way to start the dynamic transformation of your organization.

What sets this training apart is my focus on what your team needs. I spend time in advance to listen to the concerns of staff and to provide insightful and useful skills to get your team past their current roadblocks.

Why Choose Nick

Learn to avoid the obstacles

Focused on the changes that you actually need, not the advice of a generalized framework or course, my training has produced collaborative and meaningful change in companies of all sizes.

Placing Architecture into Agile SAFe

Real time governance

Integrating with Vendor Teams

Useful Presentations of Architecture

Developing Principles

Business Storytelling

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Our Latest Blog Posts

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Business Integration Videos

Business Integration Videos I’m thinking of doing a series of videos on integration aligned to the architecture of a business.  This would be derived from

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Arguing about AI

We need another AI  to govern the generative AI.
What would that governance model do?  It would argue with the generative AI.  Constrain it.  Improve it.  Perhaps create a conversation with the user to understand how it is received.

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The uphill battle

The developers had no idea how to read the models or what they meant.  

And the product managers couldn’t understand that there was a knowledge and skills gap, so they viewed my presentation of the architecture as “sufficient, now go build”.  

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Time to Sit Down and Listen

I’ve found myself benefiting more from listening than speaking. I wanted to be part of a group where I was under no obligation to be the smartest person in the room.

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