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Book project · work in progress

From practice, research and 100+ articles to book

Built on 25+ years of commercial leadership experience, around 20 self-developed AI projects and four master’s theses of my own.

Work in progress · 2026

About the book project

The book project is larger than the article archive. I keep working towards a clear structure where posts, my own master’s theses, my own AI projects, leadership experience and academic sources fit together — as one book on leadership, commercial development, execution, transformation, learning and practical AI.

Knowledge base

The work draws on several layers of experience and sources. This is the raw material the book is developed from — not an automatic chapter list.

  • 100+ articles
  • Around 20 self-developed AI projects, prototypes and implementation cases
  • Four own master’s theses
  • Research, theory, models and frameworks
  • Sales leadership and development of people and teams
  • Experience from transformation, strategy and change work
  • Over 25 years of commercial and operational leadership experience

What the book explores

Provisional thematic direction — not a final table of contents:

  • Leadership and execution
  • Commercial development and customer value
  • People, motivation, culture and learning
  • Strategy, change and transformation
  • Technology and practical AI
  • How organisations discover, learn and adjust faster

From single posts to coherence

Articles are used as raw material, not as finished book chapters. Ideas, experience and perspectives can be developed further, combined with other sources, challenged or placed in new contexts.

A living project

The project evolves continuously. New articles, experience and cases may enter the knowledge base while the book structure is gradually tightened. This page is updated as the work moves from drafts and structure towards finished chapters and manuscript.

My role

I develop the book project as author and editorial lead, drawing on my own leadership experience, prior academic work, practical projects and ongoing professional exploration.

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