Previous Podcast Appearances
Jamie has previously appeared as a guest on podcasts discussing architectural visualisation, technology, business and the changing built environment.
Ideas and Writing
Jamie writes Resolution Weekly, a weekly newsletter exploring organisational clarity, better systems and the practical introduction of AI into professional-service businesses.
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Where AI Should Stop and Professional Judgement Should Begin
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Why Organisational Readiness Matters More Than AI Capability
Testimonials
“I found Jamie’s approach to AI adoption both practical and refreshing. The point about understanding processes before introducing AI really resonated with me. I came away with some great ideas and would definitely recommend the webinar to colleagues.”
Webinar attendee
“A really worthwhile session with practical advice that made AI feel much less overwhelming. I came away with a much clearer idea of where to start and what to focus on before introducing AI into our practice.”
Ali Sanduk
Senior Architectural Technologist / Webinar attendee
“This webinar provided useful information on how to introduce AI into your practice… My main takeaway was his point about getting things in order before introducing AI, rather than the other way round – a very important point!”
Jesse Dupre
Delve Architects / Webinar attendee
Contact
Jamie is available for podcasts, webinars, panel discussions and speaking opportunities in the UK and internationally.
To discuss a potential appearance, please get in touch:
Email: jamie.wilkes@resolution-studios.co.uk
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jamiewilkes/
Website: www.jamiewilkes.co.uk | www.resolution-intelligence.co.uk
Please include a brief outline of the event or podcast, the intended audience, proposed topic and any relevant dates, and Jamie will be happy to discuss how he could contribute.
Jamie Wilkes
Speaker Profile
Speaking about organisational readiness for AI within architecture and professional-service businesses
About Jamie
Jamie Wilkes is the founder of Resolution Intelligence, where he helps architecture and professional-service businesses create greater clarity around how they work before introducing new systems or AI.
With more than 20 years of experience in architectural visualisation and the built environment, Jamie understands the pressures faced by project-based businesses: unclear workflows, knowledge held by individuals, slow decision-making and technology introduced without first understanding the underlying process.
His approach is built around a simple principle: clarity first, systems follow, AI comes later.
Alongside his consultancy work, Jamie writes Resolution Weekly, a newsletter exploring organisational clarity, better systems and the practical adoption of AI.
He delivers webinars and talks and appears on podcasts discussing AI readiness, professional judgement, business processes and the future of architecture practices.
Jamie holds a BSc in CAD and Construction and an MSc in Digital Architecture and is currently completing an MBA at the University of Wolverhampton.
Areas of expertise
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Organisational readiness for AI
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AI adoption within architecture and professional services
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Workflow and process improvement
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Systems, responsibilities and decision-making
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Professional judgement in an AI-enabled workplace
Suggested Topics
How to Introduce AI Without Creating Chaos
Why successful AI adoption begins with understanding workflows, responsibilities and decision-making before introducing new tools.
Why Organisational Readiness Matters More Than AI Capability
A practical look at why businesses with clearer systems, stronger processes and better alignment are more likely to benefit from AI.
Understand the Work Before You Automate It
Why applying technology to an unclear or inefficient process can increase confusion rather than improve performance.
Where AI Should Stop and Professional Judgement Should Begin
How organisations can use AI to support expertise and decision-making without weakening accountability, creativity or professional judgement.
AI Adoption in Architecture and the Built Environment
The opportunities, challenges and practical considerations facing architectural practices as AI becomes part of everyday work.
Featured Webinar
How to Introduce AI into Your Practice Without Creating Chaos
AI adoption is often treated as a technology decision. In practice, the real challenge is understanding how the organisation already works.
In this webinar, Jamie explores why architectural and professional-service businesses should first examine their workflows, responsibilities and decision-making before introducing new tools.
The session covers:
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Why unclear processes become more visible when AI is introduced
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How to identify where AI can genuinely add value
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Why professional judgement should remain central
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How to approach AI adoption in a practical and measured way
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The importance of organisational readiness before implementation
The webinar is designed for practice leaders, directors and business owners who want to understand the opportunities presented by AI without rushing into unsuitable tools or creating unnecessary disruption.
View the next webinar date and book your place here.
Previous Speaking Appearances
Business Networking Spotlights
Circle Networks | 2026
Jamie regularly delivers short spotlight presentations across Circle Networks groups, speaking on themes including AI readiness, business improvement, organisational clarity and understanding before automation.
The sessions are aimed at business owners and leaders, making complex ideas practical, accessible and easier to act on.
Game Engines in Architecture
Smart Housing Yorkshire | 2023
Jamie was invited to speak at an industry conference in Leeds about the emerging use of real-time game-engine technology within architecture and architectural visualisation. The presentation explored how technology developed for interactive entertainment could support architectural communication, visualisation and design.
An Introduction to Architectural Visualisation
Webinar | 2024 / 2025
A webinar designed to help architects, developers and built-environment professionals better understand architectural visualisation and how it can support design communication, planning and marketing. Jamie delivered the session regularly through Resolution Studios, drawing on more than 20 years of practical experience within the architectural visualisation industry.