New postFive Anchors: How to keep enterprise AI projects from drifting away from their goals
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Marius Golombeck

Munich, Germany

Convincing enterprises that AI can do a thing, then actually building it (also known as enterprise architect). Former Porsche Formula E sim works driver, founder and manager of the Porsche Esports team. 2x Le Mans 24h Virtual winner. Taking food far too seriously, music nerd who plays bass (badly) and recent golf addict.

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Five Anchors: Holding Intent Invariant from Discovery to Production in Enterprise AI Delivery
2026-09-16 M. Golombeck Technical Report
#Enterprise Architecture#Requirements Engineering#Traceability#Solution Architecture#Project Governance

Failed enterprise AI projects rarely have a villain. They drift, one reasonable step at a time. Five checks against it, and the property that makes them a system.

Five Anchors: How to keep enterprise AI projects from drifting away from their goals
2026-09-16 Marius Golombeck
#Requirements Engineering#Enterprise Architecture#Traceability#Solution Architecture#Project Governance

Most failed enterprise AI projects have no villain and no obviously bad decision in them. They drift, one reasonable step at a time. These are the five checks I run to stop it, and the one property that makes them work as a system rather than a checklist.

Accident Warnings During Edge Case Traffic Events: Requirements Specification
2020-02 H. Orlowski, M. Golombeck, M. Filusch, L. Müller Technical Report
#Requirements Engineering#IEEE 830#Automotive Systems#Interactive Mobility

An IEEE 830 requirements specification for a warning app that identifies hazardous traffic situations a car's own sensors cannot see, yielding 40 requirements, grouped, rated and prioritised.


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