Kim Brian – Power Platform Solution Architect

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  • Practical Guide to Redirect “Just Venting” Gossip at Work, and Build Trust

    Practical Guide to Redirect “Just Venting” Gossip at Work, and Build Trust

    February 11, 2026
    Personal Growth

    Have you ever been in a workplace conversation that slowly starts to feel uncomfortable? No one is being openly cruel. It might even sound like venting, frustration, or concern. But at some point, you realise the conversation has shifted away from problem-solving and into speculation about someone who is not in the room. These moments…

  • Agent2Agent (A2A) Protocol: The New Standard for Governing and Scaling AI Agents

    Agent2Agent (A2A) Protocol: The New Standard for Governing and Scaling AI Agents

    February 9, 2026
    Copilot, Demystifying, General AI, Technical Skills

    As enterprises move from simple copilots to networks of autonomous agents operating across applications, clouds, and business functions, governance, interoperability, and security become critical concerns. The Agent2Agent (A2A) Protocol has emerged as the industry’s first open, vendor‑neutral standard designed specifically to address these challenges. Creating a common language that allows AI agents to collaborate securely…

  • Why You Get Nervous Talking to Senior Leaders (and How to Fix It)

    Why You Get Nervous Talking to Senior Leaders (and How to Fix It)

    February 6, 2026
    Leadership, Personal Growth

    Have you ever walked into a meeting with senior leadership feeling completely prepared… and then the moment you start speaking, your confidence disappears? Your voice tightens. Your thoughts scatter. You start rambling or forget the point you were about to make. It’s frustrating, especially when you know you’re capable. Here’s the reassuring truth: this isn’t…

  • BCDR for AI Agents: What Business Leaders Need to Know About Resilience in Azure AI Foundry

    BCDR for AI Agents: What Business Leaders Need to Know About Resilience in Azure AI Foundry

    February 4, 2026
    Copilot, General AI

    As organisations begin deploying autonomous AI agents into real operational roles, one question matters more than almost any other: What happens when something goes wrong? Not just bugs or bad prompts, but outages, regional failures, or service disruptions. This is where BCDR (Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery) becomes critical, especially in the context of Azure…

  • The Momentary Choices That Create Workplace Culture

    February 2, 2026
    Leadership, Personal Growth

    Most people talk about culture like it’s something leaders create and everyone else experiences. That’s comforting. Because it means if the culture is bad, it’s someone else’s fault. But the truth is harder and far more uncomfortable: Culture is built every day by ordinary people making ordinary choices. Not in strategy decks. Not in values…

  • Autonomous Copilot Agents: What They Really Mean for Business (and How to Use Them)

    Autonomous Copilot Agents: What They Really Mean for Business (and How to Use Them)

    January 30, 2026
    Copilot, General AI, Technical Skills

    AI assistants are useful. Autonomous agents are a step change. If Copilot is the colleague you ask for help, autonomous Copilot agents are the colleagues who just get on with the work. Not in a sci-fi way. In a very practical, enterprise-ready way. This article is about: First: What Is an Autonomous Copilot Agent? Autonomous…

  • How to Think on Your Feet When You’re Asked a Difficult Question

    How to Think on Your Feet When You’re Asked a Difficult Question

    January 28, 2026
    Leadership, Personal Growth

    We’ve all been there. You’re in a meeting, workshop, or presentation. Someone asks a question. And for a split second… your mind goes completely blank. You know you’re capable. You’ve done the work. You understand the topic. But the way the question is asked throws you off, and suddenly you’re scrambling for words. The good…

  • If You Can’t See It, You Can’t Scale It: The Case for AI Observability

    If You Can’t See It, You Can’t Scale It: The Case for AI Observability

    January 26, 2026
    Copilot, General AI, Project Management, Technical Skills

    There’s a common view in tech: once you build an AI model or an agent, the hard part is done. But any technology leader knows the real challenge begins after deployment, especially with Generative AI, where outputs aren’t predictable facts but fluid language and reasoning. That’s why observability (the ability to see, understand, evaluate, and…

  • From Strategy to Practice: How AI Projects Actually Get Built (and Why Many Don’t)

    From Strategy to Practice: How AI Projects Actually Get Built (and Why Many Don’t)

    January 23, 2026
    Copilot, Project Management

    AI projects rarely fail because the technology isn’t good enough. They fail because the problem wasn’t clear, the data wasn’t ready, or expectations didn’t match reality. After working with organisations at very different maturity levels, one thing is consistent:successful AI projects follow a lifecycle, whether people realise it or not. Here’s what that lifecycle really…

  • The Undervalued Skill That Separates “High Performers” From Real Influence at Work

    The Undervalued Skill That Separates “High Performers” From Real Influence at Work

    January 21, 2026
    Personal Growth

    Early in your career, growth is pretty simple. You get ahead because you can execute. You deliver. You close tasks. You’re reliable. You get things done. That alone can take you a long way. But at some point, something changes. A ‘doing good work’ ceiling appears. You’re still capable. Still smart. Still doing good work.…

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Kim Brian – Power Platform Solution Architect

Kim Brian – Power Platform Solution Architect

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