the Cognitive infrastructure framework builds on the work of the [UN/DO] co-founders Craig Wright & Jordan Dalladay-Simpson, bringing together decades of their thinking, research and practice across topics including tools-for-thought, metadesign, organisational design and executive practice. Earlier relevant works include:
Dalladay-Simpson. J (2026).
Today’s organisations don’t have an AI problem — they have a thinking problem. UX COllective, Medium.
ViSIT→Dalladay-Simpson, J. (2024).
AI beyond the ‘as-is’: updating the human operating system to unlock transformational value. HiveMind.
Visit→Dalladay-Simpson, J. (2022).
Re-shaping futures. In J. Wood (Ed.),
Metadesigning designing in the Anthropocene. Routledge.
Visit→Dalladay-Simpson, J. (2020).
Deep Design: The Next Paradigm of Human-Computer Interaction. BCG Digital Ventures.
Visit→Dalladay-Simpson, J. et al (2009).
Designers = Meta-epistemologists?. In
Rigor and Relevance in Design, International Associations of Societies of Design Research (IASDR), Korean Society of Design Science.
Visit→Dalladay-Simpson, J. (2008)
Tools-for-thought: towards understanding tools in relation to innovative and co-creative practice. In
Networks of Design, Design History Society, BrownWalker Press.
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