What I do: I teach and consult on blockchain strategy. My focus is on integrating new technologies like blockchain and innovative social approaches to address challenges in healthcare, disaster risk management, and technology ethics. I have a growing interest in AI and the control of disinformation and the impact of policy related to climate change and disaster risk management. Key projects: Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) - Application of blockchain to governance for shared data related to DRRBlockchain teaching and evangelism at George Washington Univ. Guideline for life and business: Persistence matters. All else is noise.Capabilities: - Blockchain strategy and architecture,- Design for behavior change and technology integration in healthcare, - Medical adherence for complex behaviors, - Time-behavior analysis for innovation and lean organizations, - Applications of analytics to unstructured data, - IT strategic planning and governance, My company, Timewave Analytics, LLC, www.tmwv.com, helps individuals and organizations change outcomes through engagement in persistent behavior change. The Timewave approach formalizes the analysis and implementation of habitual, social behaviors to enable large-scale change via incremental impact over extended periods of time. Biography -- As a consulting services manager and systems engineer, I have been involved with IT strategic planning, enterprise architecture, systems analysis, IT governance and software implementation for 25 years. Following my A.B. degree in physics at Cornell, I studied graduate physics at Cornell and MIT and received a doctorate in the History of Science at Harvard. I then worked as a Research Associate at Harvard Business School, authoring several teaching cases and research papers, and a book on technical innovation. My current work focuses on the connection between social behavior change and risks associated with chronic disease.