Alan Green
I provide fractional technology leadership and help organisations understand complex systems, information and data, developing practical solutions that fit their environment. My experience spans technology, governance, product management and organisational strategy, allowing me to draw on different ideas and disciplines to solve complex challenges and leave organisations stronger.
The Data Berg Model
The Data Berg Model provides a new way of understanding the observable behaviours of long-lived or archived data. It introduces a shared vocabulary for discussing how information evolves throughout its lifecycle, helping technical, governance and leadership teams reason about archived data more clearly and consistently.
Long-lived data is not merely static
The Data Berg Model is a conceptual model and reasoning framework for understanding the observable behaviours of long-lived or archived data.
Upcoming publications
Work currently in progress and planned for publication.
Behavioural Specification Layer
A precise definition of the behavioural layer within the Data Berg Model.
View publication →CapsuleJobs
A self-contained, introspective batch artefact for portable high-performance computing jobs.
View publication →Software
A curated selection of applications demonstrating practical system design and different approaches to representing information. Each application has a dedicated page containing further information, release history and documentation.
Gluggy
A job scheduling, customer management and payment collection application designed for recurring mobile service businesses.
Explore Gluggy →TiX Clock
A clock and calendar that represents the date and time using a grid of illuminated blocks, exploring an alternative visual representation of time.
Explore TiX Clock →Fuzzy Clock
A clock that represents the approximate time using familiar natural-language phrases, replacing numerical precision with everyday conversation.
Explore Fuzzy Clock →