Perspectives
Perspectives brings together essays and notes on how Fragment Practice frames problems, develops judgment, and structures work. The writing explores AI and security governance, technology risk, responsibility, review, and human–AI collaboration.
These are published essays and the practice's own working notes. For work carried out for organizations, see Cases.
Selected writing
Read them to see how the practice separates what has to be decided from what only looks like progress. Chosen from the published writing.
Oct 8, 2026
What should count as progress when AI can do more of the work? A note from the practice's own operation, written after OpenAI DevDay 2026, on making judgment, responsibility and execution explicit, and on where that stops.
Sep 7, 2026
Faster drafts and minutes change little if a person still reconnects judgment, verification, records and handoff every time. Maturity in AI use, read as whether work reaches its next step on its own.
Jul 9, 2026
A governance document is not a decision. What has to be looked at again, by whom, and when, as AI products, actual use and the organization keep changing.
Jul 31, 2026
Why a security product is chosen, or not, on more than performance and price: the existing environment, licensing, what can be explained to management, operating burden, and responsibility boundaries.
Jun 3, 2026
A meeting can look productive while the work has not moved. Deciding the outcome conditions beforehand, so that decisions, review points and handoff material remain afterwards.
Where this leads
Everything published, newest first, is on Writing. For advisory work on a specific issue, see the three engagement formats on Services. Who is behind the practice is on About.
