About
I find what others miss,
and I say it out loud.
I am Tim Robinson: 20+ years in organisational transformation, and a builder of production AI systems. My useful trick is seeing structural patterns early, proving them quickly, and being direct about what I find. My equally useful limitation is that I get bored once the answer is proven, so every engagement is designed around teaching you and leaving.
The throughline
The jobs changed. The pattern never did: get close to how the work actually happens, find the constraint, build the proof, hand it over.
Royal Navy
Engineering training, and the habit of saying what is actually happening rather than what the room wants to hear.
Telecoms & a US patent
Named inventor on US Patent 8,792,873 during the Ubiquisys years, through to the Cisco acquisition. I have been building things that ship for a long time.
20+ years of transformation
Agile delivery, operating model design, and coaching across enterprises, scale-ups, and public sector. The patterns repeat; the logos change.
AI, built not briefed
Seven-plus production AI products of my own, several hundred people trained, AI Advisor in Residence at SETsquared Bath, and a co-authored field guide on the whole subject.
The Book
The Generative Organization
Co-authored with Bryan Cassady. A field guide for leaders navigating organisational transformation with AI — not theory, but practical patterns from practitioners who've done the work. Available free, because we care about people using the tools, not buying books they do nothing with.
Checkable, because the client work isn't
I never publish client names or traceable case studies; confidential means confidential. So the evidence on offer is public:
Co-author, The Generative Organization (with Bryan Cassady)
AI Advisor in Residence, SETsquared Bath (University of Bath)
7+ production AI products built and shipped
Several hundred people trained in AI adoption
Named inventor, US Patent 8,792,873
Royal Navy veteran
If something structural is stuck, let's talk.
A short conversation is usually enough to know whether I can help.
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