Diffusion of Innovations
Explains how new ideas or technologies move from invention to adoption through social systems, showing why innovators lead, laggards follow, and networks determine momentum.
From Edge Case to Strategy Case in UX Design
When rules are treated as absolutes, edge cases become exclusion points. This essay shows why UX strategy must reframe them as strategic signals — the places where legitimacy is won or lost.
The Paradox of Automation
The Paradox of Automation shows that the more we automate, the more fragile systems can become. Efficiency reduces human involvement, but when things go wrong, operators are less prepared to step in — turning supposed resilience into hidden risk.
Sociotechnical Systems (STS) Theory: Technology & Culture in Balance
Sociotechnical Systems Theory (STS) shows that technology and human systems only work when designed together. By balancing tools with culture, it helps organisations prevent brittle workflows and build resilient outcomes in the age of AI.