“We normally try to keep it to a bare minimum of one and three… that tool can marry the data across different applications”
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Dhrubojyoti Das Deb
The AI in Business Podcast ·
“It's the keep, kill, consolidate method… what are your bare minimum requirements and then what are you nice to have?”
Mandy Savoca · In-House Outliers · The System Behind the Legal Tech Stack with BlackLine's Mandy Savoca
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What was described
Runs a “keep, kill, consolidate” evaluation for each tool: defines bare-minimum vs nice-to-have requirements, checks adoption, duplication, and ROI
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“A really good gut check is every two years to re-evaluate the systems and tools. I don't think you should do it every year.”
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Mandy Savoca
In-House Outliers ·
“We build evaluation tools that take expert data sets, expert rubrics, and translate them into a tool that you can actually run to help score what AI is generating”
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