Structural agile: why fast delivery quietly loses its meaning
How delivery can lose its connection to the purpose it was meant to serve.
Published writing
The argument
as it developed.
Dated articles on outcomes, delivery and the decisions that connect them.
CIO.com
Published through the Foundry Expert Contributor Network.
Incentive drift: why transformation fails even when everything looks green
How incentives and governance arrangements can reward activity while weakening the outcome.
How to prevent transformation outcomes from quietly collapsing
An early introduction to Outcome Observability and the questions behind it.
Lost in plain sight: the quiet collapse of your transformation
The opening argument about the distance between delivery reports and operating reality.
PM World Journal
Practitioner articles archived in the PM World Library.
Structural Agile: reconnecting strategy and delivery in modern transformations
The relationship between team delivery and strategic intent.
Outcome Observability: how organizations lose value quietly and how to see it coming
An early treatment of the discipline and the post-delivery question.
Project SemantiX: a semantic layer for governing what projects were meant to achieve
The preservation of strategic intent through delivery decisions.
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