About me
From Agile Coaching to Decision Architecture in the Age of AI
For years, I worked at the heart of Agile transformations — helping organizations rethink how they collaborate, deliver, and adapt.
But something shifted.
Agility, in many environments, became diluted. Reduced to rituals. Misunderstood as a framework rather than a way of thinking. Especially in France, where its essence has often been distorted or instrumentalized.
Meanwhile, a deeper challenge emerged.
Not how teams organize their work —
but how organizations make decisions.
Today, with the rise of AI, this question becomes critical.
Because AI does not just accelerate execution.
It reshapes how decisions are framed, distributed, automated, and governed.
This is where my work now stands.
I focus on Decision Architecture in the Age of AI:
- How decisions are structured across systems
- How responsibility is distributed (or avoided)
- How data, products, and governance intersect
- How organizations move from control to mastery
This blog is not about Agile methods anymore.
It is about what comes next:
- Designing decision systems that can sustain complexity
- Navigating the tension between autonomy and structure
- Rebuilding clarity in environments overwhelmed by data and AI
I write for leaders, product thinkers, and transformation actors
who sense that something fundamental is shifting —
and who want to engage with it, not just adapt to it.
This space is a place to think, to challenge, and to build.
Because in the age of AI,
the real transformation is not technological — it is decisional.

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