I've spent twenty-five years leading IT and infrastructure in British
Columbia, as the person responsible when systems failed, budgets ballooned,
or a vendor's promises didn't survive contact with production. I've watched
good organizations rent software they should own, pay per-seat for tools
that have nothing to do with the cost of building them, and get pitched AI
by people who have never run a production system.
So I build the alternatives. I designed and operate my own cloud platform
(pyChisel, the platform this site lives on). I authored an open governance
standard to keep automated agents enforceably in-bounds (GNDCTRL:
Apache-2.0, pre-release, with a production reference deployment). And I
ship client-ready self-hosted systems like Prism. Everything I recommend
to a client, I've already run myself.
That's the work: infrastructure consulting and development for organizations
that want systems they own, modernization that sticks, and automation and AI
adopted where they genuinely fit. I speak boardroom and terminal. It starts
with a free discovery session. One hour, no obligation.
Get in touch