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Technical PM & Digital Solutions Architect | I help organisations implement, adopt & govern AI, Automation, Power Platform & Copilot solutions| I train & Pod ⬇️

London, United Kingdom
Joined April 2012
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70 Claude prompts every creator and business owner needs. Check the first comment if you want the full guide.
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One thing I’ve noticed is that whenever people talk about careers in tech, it’s always Software Engineering, Cloud Engineering, Cybersecurity or DevOps but then there’s a whole side of IT that barely gets talked about. Modern Workplace Engineering. So think about this, You join a company, you’re given a laptop, your email works, Teams is ready, you have access to the applications you need, and everything just seems to work. Do you ever wonder who makes all of that happen? Now imagine a company with about 10,000 employees and they are all using different devices and working from different locations, with different access requirements. Someone has to design how those devices are managed, how employees authenticate, how company data is protected, how applications are deployed and how everything stays secure without making people’s jobs unnecessarily difficult. That’s where people like us come in. I know allot of people saw my portfolio and were like what exactly do you do? I am a modern workplace solutions specialist and I work with technologies like Microsoft Intune, Entra ID, Microsoft 365, Azure, Jamf, PowerShell and a whole lot more. Allot of persons would think all we do is fix laptops or resetting passwords but No, There’s actual engineering, architecture, security and automation involved. I genuinely think more people need to know this career path exists. Because there’s an entire infrastructure behind your everyday working experience that most people never get to see.
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Should people jump into AI Governance, AI Project Management, AI Product Management, or AI Cloud Engineering without understanding the fundamentals of those fields? No. Learn your domain first. Then learn how to apply AI. AI knowledge alone doesn’t replace domain expertise.
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About my session yesterday
I am speaking today at the @powerplatconf Las Vegas on how we build community with an enterprise organization. Many things have changed in the world of AI but how adoption takes place through community has not.
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The Cybersecurity era can never end, it will only evolve. If you are currently learning, ensure you stay aligned with the current threat landscape. A lot of opportunities will open up next year 💪
Is the tech Era over or Ending because of AI?
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You have to make peace as a young person with looking unimpressive or plain for a while, so your wealth can actually grow for the long term
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the older you get, the more you realize luck is mostly exposure, if you sit in the same place, have the same routine, talk to the same person, nothing new really happens, you have to engage the world to win, travel more. talk to people.
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Branding is how people see you. Marketing is how they find you. Sales is how you get paid. Master all three.
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Replying to @vibea0ra
Start by learning the basics of AI, how the systems work, and where they`re being used. From there, explore different career paths before committing to one. If AI governance interests you, I`d focus on NIST AI RMF, risk assessments, and understanding the AI lifecycle. You can also start building practical projects to show what you`ve learned. aigovcoded.com/transition
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Some backgrounds worth looking at: Teachers → AI literacy & policy Nurses → Healthcare AI oversight HR Professionals → AI hiring governance Accountants → AI controls & auditing Lawyers → AI regulatory compliance Project Managers → AI governance operations Social Workers → AI fairness & impact Recruiters → AI employment risk Quality Analysts → AI assurance Procurement Specialists → AI vendor risk Your industry experience may be more relevant than you think. The key is learning where it fits 🙂‍↕️
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HARRY KANE is the new Balon d’or , he also won the best strikers award Two awards in one night. There is no way he’d have won it at Spurs He had to move abroad. He had to JAPA Once you move abroad, your potential increases 10 times Move abroad!
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The collab we didn’t know we needed. 😮‍💨 #BallonDor
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Burna Boy! 👋 #ballondor
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If I were transitioning into AI Governance today, I`d learn: NIST AI RMF ISO/IEC 42001 AI system lifecycle AI risk assessments AI use case inventories Third-party AI risk AI impact assessments Governance controls & evidence Then I`d build a portfolio demonstrating my ability to apply these skills.
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That’s why you gotta learn to use Claude better than everyone else. Two courses that will teach you everything you need to start NOW👇🏾
Claude is taking everyone’s job. I’m sorry.
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I know it may have been a difficult year for you, but I pray this ministers hope and peace to you. Jesus Knows God is Able 🤍
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Join my workshop November 3rd with DataCamp. Where I will teaching on how to create a report in Microsoft Word using Copilot
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I’m super happy to be leading a workshop at DataCamp 🥹🥹🕺🏽🕺🏽🕺🏽. Will be dropping the registration details later
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