Experience before theory.
Ideas are most useful when they have survived contact with real work.
Work · Technology · Change
Practical thinking.
A different way to explore it.
An engineer’s notebook
It’s the human side that makes the difference.
Follow the questionsSystems succeed or fail through people: what they notice, what they reward, what they avoid and what they are willing to learn.
Ideas are most useful when they have survived contact with real work.
Good systems make human judgement easier; they do not pretend to replace it.
Complexity deserves honest questions, careful distinctions and room to change our minds.
Work. Technology. Change.
And the people in the middle of it all.
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Written by Kevin Campbell
Where strategy meets
the reality of delivery.
An engineer’s notebook on the human side of technology.
Kevin Campbell is a technology leader, writer and practitioner working across infrastructure, enterprise delivery, leadership and organisational change.
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