How to know when your AI plan needs to be revisited
*A response from someone who watched these fault lines converge from the inside.*
While I read Gina Rubel‘s recent piece, Warning Signs Mid-Market Firms Ignore
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How to know when your AI plan needs to be revisited
*A response from someone who watched these fault lines converge from the inside.*
While I read Gina Rubel‘s recent piece, Warning Signs Mid-Market Firms Ignore…
It’s two months today since my last “official” work day at McGlinchey Stafford; I figure it’s time for an update on me … and the Sports Dude.
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For those who follow me, you know I am not big on New Year’s resolutions. I prefer daily resolutions or intentions.
But this year, I’d like to introduce a new concept: Why not set aside everything you think you…
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ESG for short is about our standards of operation. It can mean different things to different companies and law…
Whew. I am putting fingers to keyboard for the first time in what feels like forever. It was at least a pandemic, a new liver (for the Sports Dude), and an insurrection ago. I don’t even remember when (although…