Updated July 2026.
This page is a snapshot of what I’m spending my time thinking about and working on now. It will change as the work changes.
Operating
I continue to lead Bluefort as founder and CEO, with a focus on building a durable enterprise software business: strengthening products, commercialisation, partnerships and the systems that allow a company to scale without becoming slower than the problems it exists to solve.
I remain especially interested in the difficult boundary between services and product — how to learn deeply from customers without allowing every customer request to become the roadmap.
Exploring
I’m spending increasing time on what happens as AI moves from assistance towards autonomy.
The questions that interest me most sit between technology and organisational design: agentic systems, verification, accountability, decision rights, auditability and the new operating models that become possible when more execution can be delegated to machines.
I’m also exploring what kinds of new companies become possible in this environment, particularly businesses that combine deep implementation with reusable intellectual property rather than choosing between pure consulting and pure software.
Thinking about Europe and Malta
I’m interested in whether Europe can turn its strengths — talent, industrial depth, trusted institutions and a large market — into genuine technological capability rather than assuming that good regulation alone will create competitiveness.
From Malta, I’m particularly curious about the role small countries can play as focused environments for experimentation, applied research and cross-sector collaboration.
Writing
My writing is becoming broader than the future of work alone. I’m increasingly interested in AI and institutions, accountable autonomy, abundance, business-building, judgment, human agency and the choices Europe will make during this transition.
The aim is not to publish constantly. It is to publish when I have something worth making more precise.