Recent highlights
- October '24
- I updated this website. It is now written in plain HTML and CSS. It uses 11ty to automatically generate post pages based on markdown files. This allows me to manage blog posts in markdown without getting locked into any proprietary content management systems, websites or tools.
- September '24
- I wrote a post on Ansoff's Grid - a simple, but useful tool for strategic planning.
- I wrote another post on scope creep - a consistent challenge on business and technology projects.
- August '24
- June '24
- I wrote a post about frameworks that can be useful tools to help structure transformation programs.
- I wrote a post about gathering information for transformation projects.
- I wrote an in depth article about assessing operations. This is a key part of many transformations from acquisitions integration to the rollout of new processes and systems.
- March '24
- I created a quick reference for the Responsive Web Design course by freeCodeCamp. This summarises everything on HTML and CSS covered in the course.
- August '23 to March '24
- I worked with a global recruitment company on the assessment of the operations of potential acquisitions.
- I travelled around Asia including Tokyo, Bangkok, DaNang, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore.
- I studied VBA, HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
- June '22 to July '23
- I moved back to the Scottish Highlands and lived in the hills above Loch Ness.
- I spent a year buying, fixing and selling classic cars, including a 1989 Renault Alpine GTA, 1985 Toyota Landcruiser HJ60, 1985 Toyota Celica Supra and 1978 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am.
- September '20 to '22
- I led the global design and pilot implementation of SAP S/4HANA Central Finance and CO-PA for a global consumer goods company.