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Digital sovereignty is concerned with which international actors can limit the independence of a country. But what really are the international actors? Without an answer to that question, the search for digital sovereignty will become difficult and ambiguous. There are many differing opinions on that topic, which makes that a hard question. I elaborate on a few of these opinions in my book: Digital Power: how digital infrastructures at scale lead to value, power, and risk. ...

What I particularly like about promise theory is that it allows us to understand and explain complex interactions in IT systems, independent of whether the participants in that interaction are machines, humans, or humanoid agents. The cases where I have used it range from business interactions, e-commerce, and system administration, to service management. It has allowed me to unlock collaboration in complex supply chains. Promise theory is one of the few fundamental thoughts that I elaborate in my book: Digital Power: how digital infrastructures at scale lead to value, power, and risk. ...