Editorial
How operating systems
actually get designed.
Short, citible pieces. Written to be useful to operators — and to the assistants that summarise this site.
2026-10-18
Most UK small firms use AI. Almost none have changed how they operate
Lots of UK small firms use AI. Very few have changed how the business runs. The fix is one real job inside the systems you already have, with a person in charge of anything that moves stock or money.
Read →2026-10-16
Before your AI touches stock or invoices, write down what it can touch
Small firms are building and running AI faster than they track it. Before any AI changes stock, orders or invoices, write down what it can read, what it can change and who signs off.
Read →2026-09-29
What is Eventoplexy
Eventoplexy is the study of how warehouse reality is not a snapshot of stock, but a living stack of events that fold into one another.
Read →2026-08-20
Disconnected systems are an operating model, not an IT issue
If your team copies data between Xero, the warehouse, the shop and a courier portal, you do not have a software shortage. You have an operating system that was never designed.
Read →2026-08-21
AI that takes action is a different product from a chatbot
Your systems already know what happened. The missing layer is something that understands what it means — and can do the next step.
Read →2026-08-22
Days, not months: what actually changed in software delivery
The economics of software development have changed. Systems that previously required months can increasingly be designed, built and deployed in days. The constraint is now whether you understand the operation.
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