Architect Tomorrow is an independent, global network for enterprise, business and technology architects and tech-savvy leaders who believe architecture should actively shape a brighter future. Challenging hype, championing responsible innovation and holistic sustainability, and exploring how architecture and systems thinking can tackle the biggest challenges our organisations and society face. Independent by design. Honest, multidisciplinary and occasionally funny. Passionate about using architecture to make the world genuinely better, not just more automated? You're in the right place!
Architect Tomorrow
Claim This Podcastby Oliver Cronk
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Architect Tomorrow is an independent, global network for enterprise, business and technology architects and tech-savvy leaders who believe architecture should actively shape a brighter future. Challenging hype, championing responsible innovation and holistic sustainability, and exploring how architecture and systems thinking can tackle the biggest challenges our organisations and society face. Independent by design. Honest, multidisciplinary and occasionally funny. Passionate about using architecture to make the world genuinely better, not just more automated? You're in the right place!
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Whatever Next? Making Transformation More Human with Lisa Woodall and Whynde Kuehn
<p>Oliver Cronk recorded a conversation at Chief Architect Network London 2026 with Lisa Woodall, Author of Whatever Next?, alongside Whynde Kuehn, Author of Strategy to Reality. Massive thanks to Grant Ecker and the CAN community for having us. In a conversation that came full circle, three years after we discussed Whynde's book with Lisa on the panel, the tables turned as Whynde joined to discuss Lisa's new book and the Five Lenses of Transformation.From Blog to BookLisa's journey to authorship grew from a decade of blogging, 156 posts, over 100,000 words:"I thought there is something in all this lived experience which I can bring together and maybe help everybody in the technology world of enterprise architecture think a bit differently, think about being more human and more honest. Because that was conversations I was hearing in the corridors but I wasn't hearing in the technical discussions."The Five Lenses of TransformationThe heart of the book is five lenses: Reflect, Reimagine, Reframe, Rewire and Reconnect. Lisa was emphatic these are not another framework:"It's not a framework. It's not a process. It's stepping back sometimes as architects. Stepping back from the technical diagrams, stepping back from the technical conversations and reflecting on why we are where we are."She identifies Rewire as the core lens but Reconnect as the most important: "Why are we doing all of this stuff? We're doing it for people."Whynde distilled it: "This book brings us back to two things: intent and human."Ecosystem Thinking Beyond the EnterpriseLisa connected transformation to the broader ecosystem: "It's not about designing for our organisation, it's about designing for the ecosystem that we sit within and being sure of the consequences not just for us but also for the organisations that are part of our supply chain. Because they're often thought of last."The 98/2 SplitOn AI investment, Lisa was characteristically direct: "1.5 trillion being spent on AI. How much is going into the technology side and how much is going into that human capability side? I would say it's probably 98% on the technology and 2% on the human side. I think we've got to correct that."Key TakeawaysStep back from the technical. The Five Lenses offer a way to see transformation differently, not as another framework but as a practice of honest reflection.Bring different people into the room. Behavioural researchers, business analysts and other disciplines belong in architecture discussions.Get out of the building. Observe what people actually experience. You will think about your challenges differently.Design for the ecosystem. The consequences of architectural decisions ripple through supply chains and communities. Those ecosystem stakeholders are often involved too late.Slow down to let humans catch up. With $1.5 trillion flowing into AI, architects have a role in rebalancing investment toward human capability.How change feels matters. Create authentic spaces for dialogue, not mechanical change management.Links and Resources:Whatever Next? book and Five Lenses: whatevernextbook.comStrategy to Reality: strategyintoreality.comS2E Transformation: s2etransformation.comBiz Arch Mastery: bizarchmastery.comCronk Advisory: cronkadvisory.comChief Architect Network: chiefarchitectnetwork.com</p>
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