Expertise

AI that earns its keep, not just its budget.

Pilot fatigue is real. Eighty percent of AI proof-of-concepts die before production. The ones that survive look different from week one — and that is the work I do.

Every enterprise board is now pushing for AI. Every CIO has a pilot, or three, or seven. Very few of those pilots ever ship to production, generate measurable value, or repay the cost of running them. The gap between AI experimentation and AI in production is not a technology gap — it is a strategy gap, a governance gap, and an honesty gap about what AI is actually for. I close all three.

Where I focus

Use case selection, governance, and the bits in between.

Use case discovery and prioritisation — not every problem deserves AI. The ones that do are usually unglamorous: forecasting, anomaly detection, document understanding, decision support. The ones executives ask for first are usually the ones that will not return investment. I will separate the two for you, in writing, with numbers.

Agentic and low-code / no-code automation — agents are powerful when they have a clear job, a defined boundary, and a way to escalate. They are dangerous when they don't. I design the operating envelope first and let the technology fill it, not the other way around.

Responsible AI governance — before legal asks. Model risk, data lineage, audit trails, bias controls, escalation paths. The governance is what gets the AI to production; without it the lawyers will stop it at the door.

Engagements

Real AI delivery in real production.

  1. 2025 – 2026

    Founder & Programme Lead — Cooriroo

    RTA — Roads & Transport Authority, Dubai

    AI-driven Field Service Management from dispatch to closure — production-deployed at the Roads & Transport Authority.

  2. Ongoing

    Founder

    Argus-AI — devtech.pro

    Real-time fire and smoke detection on existing CCTV footage; production deployments across multiple buildings.

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