Lukasz decided to pursue IT Entrepreneurship during his Master study Business Informatics, at Utrecht University. After graduation he worked part-time as a web developer allowing him to work on his original software ideas. His main idea was a knowledge portal complementing document management with easy access to codified knowledge.

In addition, he developed a second, more simple idea around knowledge bases: a PRINCE2 method knowledge base. Time has learned that his second idea lacked a fundamental business case. Also, third party copyright made it less interesting in the long term. On the other hand, his second idea evolved into a community website, a feasible project, and this increased commitment.

Eventually, both ideas continued to evolve. In the beginning of 2012, Lukasz developed a prototype in C# and .Net of his first idea, by the name KnowledgePlace. And later that year he started product development. His second idea became MethodPlace, which existed a couple of years. MethodPlace featured project management content, such as premium book chapters and community articles. The final evolution of KnowledgePlace happened in 2023, the year that KnowledgePlace was rebranded as ProjectKnowmad. ProjectKnowmad was a free Project Workflow Management System and an important brand of Antes Information Systems.

In 2019, Lukasz gained another idea: a social media platform, and started development. This idea was inspired by the social features of MethodPlace. In 2022, after three years of development, and after a few brand name changes, this idea resulted in a new brand: Microweblog, a new social media and social networking website.

In 2024 Microweblog, under the short lived name of MicroblogX, was merged with Codifypedia.

In 2025 Lukasz created CodifyNet to group his Codify brands. At this point CodifyNet controls 3 brands:

• Codifypedia (hybrid social media platform and knowledge encyclopedia),
• CodifyForms (hybrid questionnaire software and project management maturity assessment tool),
• CodifyLink (hybrid internet Start Pages and Knowledge Register).

Additionally, Lukasz developed DarkAgeKing (Leadership software) in 2025, as part of CrownKnowledge, a brand distinct from CodifyNet. KnowledgeDMS (the successor of KnowledgePlace) has been frozen.

From 2017 to 2021 Lukasz authored three books, which are available on Amazon. As author, Lukasz

• Created a Hybrid Project Management methodology: HybridP3M.
• Created a new P3M maturity model called 'Maturity Alignment in Dimensions of Enterprise Origin', in short: MAIDEO. This maturity model outperforms P3M3 and is based on five organizational dimensions, namely Strategy & Policy, Process & Organization, Monitoring & Control, IT, and People & Culture.
• Created blueprints of various PMO models according to PMO evolution.
• Created a (niche) methodology for project knowledge management, called 'Projects with Learning Outcomes'.
• Etc.

In 2025, Lukasz also directed his creativity towards political innovation. He invented ‘Knights Universalis’, the ethical arm of his Enterprise. Knights Universalis is based on the philosophy that modern day Knights should be effective in modern society, whilst preserving ancient and medieval virtues. And they should use their talents for the right cause.

Also in 2025, he designed the new Roman Senate, yet to be reinstated. This new design is based on a Matrix organization. This organization is driven by 10 pre-defined Directives (to be adopted in Roman Law) which guide ‘Field Senators’ (similar to Programme Manager) across various political levels in different geographic jurisdictions, who report to senior Consuls – representing a particular geographic jurisdiction - as well as senior Portfolio Directors – responsible for individual Directives based on the set of 10. Every Field Senator is specialized in one of the Directives.

In 2026, and beyond, Lukasz continues to improve his platforms and promote the Hybrid Roman Federation, the name of the legitimate Third Rome (based on a valid claim and strong vision). He started an initiative called ‘Restore Rome’ in order to popularize his vision, and created a Codifypedia Group by the same name to support this. He is convinced that in order to succeed the resurrected Rome needs international structures in the form E-MARE: Euro-Mediterranean Alliance for Regional Enagemement. E-MARE would create an alternative for the European Union focusing on economic cooperation, not political union. Finally, a Third Europe, adopted and adapted from Józef Beck, would be supportive of synchronized and complementary political blocks, for a new geopolitical order in Europe.