Business architecture
Capabilities, processes, information, current state and target state. I create structure that helps teams and decision-makers understand, prioritize and navigate change.
Business Architect with a technical foundation and an analytical mindset. I connect business needs, processes, information and technology to make change understandable, actionable and valuable.
Bridging business perspectives and technology-led change.
I work where business goals, processes, information, requirements and technology need to come together. My background in IT helps me move between business conversations and solution discussions without losing sight of the bigger picture.
I enjoy making complex initiatives easier to understand, identifying dependencies early and creating just enough structure for teams to move from analysis to experimentation, feedback and measurable outcomes.
My strength is the combination of business architecture, technical understanding and a practical approach to change.
Capabilities, processes, information, current state and target state. I create structure that helps teams and decision-makers understand, prioritize and navigate change.
Experience working close to integration topics and the relationships between applications, interfaces and information. This helps make solution discussions concrete from the business side.
Exploring how AI can support existing change initiatives, make organizational knowledge more reusable, reduce analysis lead times and accelerate prototyping and feedback.
Around 20 years in IT, with experience spanning requirements, process work, technical collaboration and business architecture.
Structuring initiatives from idea to implementation and connecting business needs to processes, information, applications and decisions.
Working close to IT and translating between technical dependencies and their business implications.
Using structured analysis and practical experimentation to test assumptions, understand problems and identify improvement opportunities.
A space for independent explorations, practical experiments and ideas about how organizations can work smarter. These are themes to develop into concrete articles or case studies over time.
Exploring how AI can reduce repetitive work, shorten lead times and reshape traditional business processes — while keeping people in control of important decisions.
How to create meaningful links between business goals, capabilities, processes, information and the technology that supports them.
Breaking down complex questions, challenging assumptions and using data and experiments to identify where change can create real value.
Models and structure should reduce complexity, not create more documentation.
Not everything can be solved through requirements. Prototypes and feedback are powerful ways to learn.
Processes, information, decisions and lessons should create value beyond the initiative where they began.
I enjoy conversations about business architecture, technology, integration and AI-enabled change — especially where there is an opportunity to simplify the complex and turn ideas into something that can be tested.