I'm based in Kelowna, with thirty years in technology and operations. I've founded multiple companies, exited one, and right now I'm building BackRoadIntel, my current early-stage company, built on AI-first methods from day one and still evolving as the tools do. I've lived that shift for the last two to three years, not read about it. Alongside it I work as a fractional CTO for businesses that need senior technology leadership without a full-time hire.
That work has run across software, hardware and automotive: one of Canada's first web-based gradebooks, a hardware-and-software parental-controls company, and, as fractional CTO at KXI Wildertec, advanced suspension prototype technology for off-road vehicles.
I lead hands-on, from strategy and architecture through implementation. I see a business as processes, people and data, so when you describe how something works today I can see where AI makes it better, and where it would just get in the way. Then I stay until the change is running.
I don't take on problems that don't matter. If it's worth doing, I'll do it properly, and I'll stick with you.
I've seen where AI projects go wrong, and where they pay off. You get thirty years of that judgment from day one.