After 20+ years managing enterprise systems at webMethods (IBM) and SAP, I discovered a fundamental truth: technology buzzwords fade, but successful transformation requires three human elements:

These principles now guide everything I do.

Current Focus:

My Mission: Shorten your learning curve for adopting emerging technology.

Too many professionals get lost chasing AI buzzwords without understanding how to integrate these tools into their actual workflows. I bridge that gap by teaching the strategic thinking (using coding agents) behind the technology—not just the features.

Fresh graduates and bootcamp students land dream jobs not through better programming, but by understanding system architecture and customer needs. My patent-pending "writing as a meditation" process uses coding agents (Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex) to clarify goals, execute plans, and track results systematically.

From DBA to Cloud Governance Manager to CSTU AI educator, I've learned that business strategy must drive technology implementation. I used this exact process to file a USPTO patent and launch GitHub projects with minimal guidance.

I transform non-developers into "agent orchestrators"—turning AI potential into measurable productivity through executive training, keynotes, and strategic collaboration.

After 20+ years of managing enterprise systems at webMethods (acquired by IBM), SAP, and ByteDance's multi-billion-dollar data center projects, I discovered some patterns: Get back to the basics.  Technology buzzwords come and go.  Setting goals, tracking progress, and executing them will set you apart from others.

Fresh graduates and bootcamp students are landing dream jobs not by becoming better programmers, but by mastering the concept of system architecture and understanding their customers' needs. They're utilizing my patent-pending "writing as a meditation" problem-solving process, leveraging multiple coding agents to clarify goals, execute plans, and track results with precision.

My journey from Database Administrator and Site Reliability Engineer to Cloud Governance Manager taught me that technology adoption succeeds when business strategy drives implementation, not the reverse. Now, as an AI educator at CSU, I'm scaling this insight: teaching non-developers to achieve 10x productivity through coding agent mastery (Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI).

I used this exact process to file a USPTO patent with minimal legal guidance—demonstrating how systematic agent orchestration transforms complex professional challenges into manageable workflows.
From a hands-on technical perspective, I utilize this process to initiate a GitHub open-source project.

While others debate whether AI will replace jobs, my students are creating new career categories. They're becoming the conductors of AI orchestras, managing multi-agent systems that solve real business problems at scale.

I help enterprises, conferences, and forward-thinking teams bridge the gap between AI potential and practical productivity. Whether through executive training programs, keynote presentations, or strategic collaboration, the goal is the same: turning your people into agent orchestrators who drive measurable business transformation.