Professional profile
From an IIS tenders application in 1999 to platform and patent work as Principal Engineer and Systems Architect at ABB — a career shaped by systems architecture, industrial automation, and now a growing focus on navigating technology change.
Part I — Career
24+ years of building, leading and shipping software — across ERP, search, industrial automation, and platform strategy.
Part II — Education
Two degrees and a PhD in progress, built on five practice pillars developed on the job.
PhD (pursuing)
Time-Sensitive Communication Networks
Part III — Strategic Outlook
Technology decisions weighed along three axes — oriented toward new disruption. Published in IEEE Engineering Management Review →
How fast the organisation can sense and respond as technology shifts underneath it.
Reading incoming signal early enough to act before a trend becomes a storm.
The people who turn signal and agility into genuinely new, disruptive capability.
Part IV — Talks & Publications
Conference talks and papers on architecture, innovation and human-machine collaboration, alongside an active ResearchGate research record.
Reframes AI as a tool to ride rather than fear — treating it like an animal to master, in service of rediscovering ourselves as superhumans.
Cloud, IoT, machine learning and AI combining to reshape how humans and machines collaborate on the factory floor.
The Agility · Trend Analysis · Maker framework — later published in IEEE Engineering Management Review — for staying in the eye of the storm.
How the architect's role and craft evolve inside agile teams — why architecture still matters to project success.
Full research record — including papers on Time-Sensitive Networks, Digital Twins, Cyber-Physical Systems and Innovation Management — is on ResearchGate →
Continuing the journey
This career led to Vijnanadisha Labs — a navigation and guidance system helping SMEs make sense of technology change.