Trying to give the Internet back some of what we take from it. Tools I built and published, strategic writing, talks and framework contributions — all in the open, all verifiable. Claims are cheap; shipped work isn't.
Executive-level analysis of the decisions enterprises are actually facing — platforms, agents, governance, regulation. Written from delivery experience, not from the sidelines.
The consultancy's technical trust anchor in public: conference talks, keynotes and client-facing sessions where the technical story had to hold up in front of executives and engineers at once.
Published tools for SQL Server and the Sencha ecosystem — documented, downloadable, some commercial. The most honest proof of technical depth there is: you can go and inspect it.
Older essays, kept online because the arguments still hold. Opinionated on purpose — polite agreement is not what clients pay a senior consultant for.
Everything above is public because the work can take the scrutiny. If that's the standard your project needs, let's talk.