Proof
Every claim on this site has provenance. This page collects the evidence: what happened, in what context, and where you can check it. The claims I refuse to make are listed too.
Delivery
A governed knowledge hub in five days
An engineering organisation went from idea to a running, governed knowledge system in five days: 150+ documents indexed, 11 engineers querying internal knowledge with cited answers in week one, human review gates built in. The full write-up is public and names the method, the stack and the mistakes.
Precision-first document intelligence
A 21-stage document intelligence pipeline for complex technical documents: extraction, localization, evidence citations, cross-checking and human review gates, built abstain-by-default for a regulated engineering context. Client work, so the published method stands in for the client's name.
Transformation at scale
Adoption at enterprise scale
At IBM, across nine years of enterprise change work: adoption of a new way of working raised from 12% to 87% in 90 days across a global organisation; a 200+ person global team supported into an award-winning delivery organisation; 30+ agile coaches and portfolio leaders directed and supported across regions; a global war-room response facilitated during WannaCry.
Public artifacts
- AskLondon - cited civic AI over London open data on NVIDIA Nemotron; refuses to invent numbers.
- claude-skills-second-brain - the open-source starter kit for the second-brain system I run daily.
- Three production platforms built and operated: aiundecided.com, leadershiptribe.co.uk, mediversityglobal.com.
- The playbooks on this site: the method, published for anyone to check.
- The work page: what each build is and what it demonstrates.
Media, framed honestly
Two stories from the IBM studio I coached made international news in 2016. Neither names me, and I will not claim them as my work: the environment I coached produced them.
- CNBC International: Simon Wheatcroft - assistive technology built with a blind ultra-marathoner.
- Sky News Swipe: the mind-controlled droid - built at IBM UK labs.
Teaching
The AI Enablement Bootcamp and Enterprise Agile Coach Bootcamp run with published syllabi; testimonials from leaders, builders and students are on the Leadership Tribe team page.
The claims I refuse to make matter as much as the ones I can prove.
No guaranteed savings. Nothing "fully automated". No "production ready" before validation. Pilot means pilot until generalisation is proven. The full list is on the advisory page, and it applies to every sentence on this one.
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