With a deep knowledge of enterprise technology I create stories that matter to my client’s business – and their audiences.

I deconstruct business speak for IT practitioners and uplevel tech talk for executive audiences. 

My approach is founded on more than 20 years’ experience writing on business systems, AI, cloud computing, DevOps, open source, data platforms and data centers. My focus was intentions and outcomes, not solutions or trend washing.

Based in San Francisco, I reported on what Red Monk analyst Steven O’Grady called The New King Makers as software began eating the world.

I therefore covered software engineering's transformative impact on enterprise systems and business. I analysed technologies and projects, interviewed influential individuals, and made sense of the vendor landscape. 

Returning to the UK, I covered corporations' digital transformation hearing from CIOs driving change in retail, banking and finance, and UK Government. Notable interviews included John Lewis and Waitrose, Argos, Shop Direct and RSA Insurance. I reported on digital government including G-Cloud at The Cabinet Office and IT rollouts across HMRC and the NHS.

My work appeared in The Register, a trusted news source with 40 million readers worldwide. The Reg audience includes IT pros, decision makers, C-suite executives, technologists and policy wonks. I have written for Reuters and national newspapers, too.

Since moving on from reporting, I’ve devoted my editorial skills to helping commercial clients pin-point newsworthy opportunities to pitch busy editors and developed content targeting business and technology-decision makers.

My work has appeared in major publications and verticals in the US, UK and Europe.

When I’m not engaged on the technology of tomorrow, I travel back to the future as an interpretation consultant advising heritage sector clients on IT history.