Back in 2009, this blog originally provided a forum to share thoughts on all things related to execution of enterprise technology–from classic architecture to the whole Enterprise 2.0 movement.

However, over time the posts within Exsecutus expanded to a range of topics too wide for one cohesive blog. As a result, I have re-organised past and future posts into six distinct blogs, each focused on a particular area of interest:

• Lagrangian Points. The lines between business and consumer tech are becoming increasingly blurry. Lagrangian Points explores these from five distinct points of view (each based on the five Lagrange Points) where technology, business and life are all in balance. Blog. RSS.
• The Art of Social Media. Social media is not just technology. Nor is it simply a new communications channel. The Art of Social Media explores how to combine strategy, technology, communications and operations to use social media to create measurable, real-world value. Blog. RSS.
• Mobile, Clouds & More. Thanks to Moore’s Law computing potential doubles every two years. Mobile, Clouds & More explores the latest trends and challenges in computing platforms and application architectures to help you stay ahead of the curve. Blog. RSS.
• Real-World Strategy. Field Marshall Helmuth von Moltke the Elder stated, “No plan has ever survived contact with the enemy.” Real-World Strategy explores strategies that WILL survive contact with the unexpected developments of the real world. Blog. RSS.
• Agile Program Management. What’s the definition of a successful program? One that meets or exceeds the expectations of its sponsors. Agile Program Management combines techniques from agile development, risk management, change leadership and more to achieve this. Blog. RSS.
• Metamorphoses. “Change is the only constant.” Metamorphoses explores leadership, organizational development and communications techniques to effectively plan and manage change to meet the demands of an ever-changing world. Blog. RSS.

For convenience, Exsectus still aggregates most of the content from these blogs. I invite you to visit each for a more concentrated focus on topics of interest.

Thanks for reading!