Tatami
In the shade of cherry blossoms, there are no strangers. 花の陰 赤の他人は なかりけり — Kobayashi Issa, 1819
Ideas arrive unfinished. They leave as systems, architecture, and understanding.
Active practice on the table — areas under investigation and systems being built. Not products on display.
Sovereign AI
AI capabilities that organisations can operate, audit, and retain — without surrendering the control plane.
AI Strategy and Operating Models
From experimentation to reliable value: decision rights, governance patterns, and workflows that survive auditors and real operations.
Digital Sovereignty
Knowing where data lives, who can touch it, and what it costs to leave — before dependency becomes strategy.
Resilient Infrastructure
Platforms engineered to perform under pressure and priced to stay under your control.
Board and leadership counsel
Hard technology decisions: what to build, what to buy, and what never to surrender.
Product and platform development
Builder work — products, platforms, and research systems measured by outcomes.
In the shade of cherry blossoms, there are no strangers. 花の陰 赤の他人は なかりけり — Kobayashi Issa, 1819
Selected public records. Working sheets, not case-study theatre.
Leaders lacked a practical field guide to digital sovereignty under systemic surveillance pressure.
Book: Governing in an Age of Total Surveillance — frameworks across cloud, AI, infrastructure, and governance.
Cloud and SaaS adoption often outpaces visibility into data residency, vendor lock-in, and exit cost.
Interactive six-layer maturity assessment with executive-oriented scoring and roadmap framing.
Institutional audiences needed clear analysis at the intersection of markets, technology, and governance.
Published contributions via the CFA Institute Research & Policy Center author profile.
Concluded work that still teaches something. Not current operations.
Financial data markets needed practical AI under real operational and financial constraints — usable intelligence, not slideware.
Swiss applied-AI and financial-data company focused on secure, practical intelligence systems.
How work is approached — not a feature list.
Observe before building
Questions are investigated until they become understanding. Speed is never the objective.
Clarify ownership
Critical capabilities stay under operational control. What you cannot operate, you do not truly own.
Reduce dependency
Replaceable dependencies and exit options before lock-in becomes strategy.
Design for failure
Systems that hold under pressure — reliability before novelty.
Make systems understandable
Complexity in; clarity out. Technology should disappear; understanding should remain.
Leave maintainable structures behind
Design for decades, not demos. What survives the pencil deserves the keyboard.
When one of these questions has become concrete in your organisation, begin a conversation.