Articles & briefs

Writing worth
a second look.

A selection from my published work. The newest pieces are first, followed by longer-running questions about work, leadership, technology and education. Each title takes you to the original article on LinkedIn.

Recently published

The latest

Recent articles and the weekly Intelligence Brief.

26 Oct 2026
When Identity Becomes the Argument: Autism, Belonging and the Price of Certainty
Belonging, autistic identity and the need to examine claims without dismissing people.
20 Oct 2026
When employee experience is your business
Zellis, NeuroBridge and practical workplace support at organisational scale.
9 Oct 2026
Adobe and the irony of the software subscription
AI, software pricing and a premature obituary for Adobe.
8 Oct 2026
The Government has backed needs-led neuro inclusion. Now, the awkward bit...
The 5 October Intelligence Brief examines needs-led support and the systems needed to deliver it.
6 Oct 2026
When Neuroinclusion Becomes a Governance Question
What should a board know when it says neuroinclusion matters?
1 Oct 2026
Five neuro-inclusion stories I think we should have paid more attention to...
The first newsletter edition revisits evidence that deserved a closer look.
29 Sep 2026
Reasonable Adjustments Don’t Usually Fail for Lack of Ideas
Why the process and the manager’s decision matter as much as the adjustment itself.
28 Sep 2026
Autism is genetic. What follows?
A careful look at genetics, diagnosis and what the cited evidence can support.
28 Sep 2026
Neurodiversity & Neuro-Inclusion Intelligence Brief
Tribunal deadlines, workplace health and the continuing usefulness of adjustments.
23 Sep 2026
The Office Mandate Is Not a Performance Strategy
What does an attendance rule actually improve?
22 Sep 2026
We Trained the Managers. Did Anything Actually Change?
Training completion is an activity measure. What changed afterwards?