Practitioner guides to the embedded AI capabilities shipping inside enterprise platforms right now. What's available, how to activate it, and when you still need to build custom.
It's about making core business systems smarter. I'm an SAP consultant and project manager — four years of S/4HANA delivery at Deloitte, and from August 2026 at KPMG. Alongside that I've co-owned two ventures and spent time in applied research at Newcastle University. That mix of delivery, entrepreneurship and academic rigour shapes how I evaluate AI — pragmatically, not theoretically.
The writing is separate from the day job. Everything here is independent, written in a personal capacity — no vendor pays me, and none of it is a service on offer. That's exactly why I can tell you when a vendor claim doesn't survive a read of its own documentation.
The companies getting the most from AI aren't chasing the latest model. They're embedding intelligence into the systems they already run on. That intersection — where enterprise architecture meets AI — is where I operate.
I deliver SAP programmes for a living, and write about AI adoption across SAP S/4HANA, Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Oracle Fusion Cloud. Most AI commentary comes from data science. Mine comes from the systems that run businesses.
Where AI creates real value inside ERP systems, supply chains and core business processes — not in isolated proofs of concept.
Deep expertise in S/4 HANA, BTP, and the emerging AI layer (Joule, AI Core). Understanding how the enterprise backbone evolves with intelligence.
AI capabilities translated into the language leadership cares about: ROI, risk, operational efficiency and competitive advantage.
Technology transformations fail or succeed on people. I've run adoption programmes across thousands of users in complex organisations.
Bridging IT, finance, operations, and executive stakeholders. Making sure technology decisions align with how the business actually operates.
Two ventures built from scratch. I think commercially about technology — evaluating AI initiatives through the lens of real business impact.
Module-by-module guides to the AI capabilities shipping inside your enterprise platforms. What works, how to enable it, honest limitations.
Joule assistants and agents across the suite. Guides for IBP, FI/CO, MM, PP and SD — with prompts you can try today.
Dynamics 365 Finance & SCM, plus Microsoft 365 across Teams, Excel, Word, and Outlook.
AI agents embedded across Finance, SCM, and HCM via Fusion Agentic Applications. Agent Studio included; custom agents & premium models metered.
Free, no email gate. Built from the same sourced research as the guides — point them at your own stack.
Every documented AI agent shipping inside SAP, Microsoft, Oracle, Salesforce, ServiceNow and Workday — each row sourced, tagged included / metered / paid add-on. Downloadable as JSON or CSV.
Five questions map your obligations as a deployer of embedded AI — on the post-Omnibus deadlines most checklists haven't caught up with.
Two minutes, eight honest questions: is your organisation AI-ready or AI-curious — and which gaps to close first.
A biweekly newsletter on where enterprise systems and AI actually intersect. Not the keynote version. The version you need on Monday morning.
Base AI is genuinely free. The agentic layer runs on a prepaid meter. The three variables that decide your bill, the two expiry clocks most people miss, and how to build the model before the quote.
The high-risk deadline slipped to December 2027, but transparency rules still hit 2 August 2026. A 5-step classifier for your AI systems — and what it means inside vs outside the EU.
Enterprise AI moved from a licence to a meter. What you're really paying for is tokens — here's how Microsoft, SAP, and Oracle bill it, and how to manage it.
88% of AI pilots never reach production. Two companies that beat those odds got there the same way — and it had nothing to do with AI.
Always up for comparing notes on enterprise AI — what's actually working inside real systems, and what isn't. The newsletter is the best way to follow along; LinkedIn is the best way to reach me.
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