About

I've spent more than twenty years delivering enterprise technology programs inside regulated financial services — environments where governance isn't optional and where the cost of skipping a phase gate shows up months later, in production, at the worst possible time.

Over that span I've worked inside three delivery disciplines that most practitioners are only ever handed one of: Project Manager, Scrum Master, and — more recently — CPMAI Project Manager, applying PMI's Cognitive Project Management for AI methodology to AI and data-driven initiatives. Triple A Program Delivery is what happens when those three disciplines stop being separate hats and get synthesized into a single way of thinking about delivery.

Why Triple A

AI is closing a gap that's existed for as long as I've been doing this work: the gap between the predictability of waterfall and the adaptability of Scrum. For years, choosing a methodology meant choosing which of those two things you were willing to give up. AI, applied with discipline, is starting to close that gap — not by replacing the judgment call between them, but by accelerating execution within whichever model actually fits the work.

That "applied with discipline" clause is the whole point. AI will accelerate good delivery practice. It will just as readily accelerate mistakes, defects, and rework in environments where governance is weak. I built Triple A Program Delivery because I kept seeing AI adoption conversations skip past that second half — treating governance as a drag on speed instead of what it actually is: the guardrail that makes the speed usable.

This framework is the synthesis of what I've learned running programs at the enterprise level: where Scrum earns its keep, where waterfall still wins, what a CPMAI Project Manager is actually accountable for phase by phase, and where AI belongs in all of it — and where it doesn't.

If you're evaluating this framework for your own organization, or just want the full reasoning behind it, start with The Framework. If you want to see it applied to a specific topic, Insights is where the shorter, ongoing treatments live.