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In today’s world our traditional business contracts are all done manually by legal teams. There is always a specific set of T&C involved.

I spent most of my Christmas holidays playing two new games, namely Watch Dogs: Legion and Cyberpunk 2077. They both seem to have a distinctive theme.

A conversation that spirals out of control quickly. In this case we got together for a virtual cup of coffee the other day.

The trend is that systems grow in complexity and that we’re relying on systems of systems to get the needed value.

A couple of weeks ago I bought Marcos Álvarez's book, "Leading with OKR" and although I have not been able to advance as much as I would have liked, I have managed to take some notes and learn a concept that, until now, I had not heard before and I found it very interesting.

During my time as a Test Manager, I’ve worked on many different projects. Most of them large with a lot of personnel with different roles.

We are coming into November again and that means in the UK the poppy appeal which remembers the fallen soldiers.

When I encountered the word vicarious, I opened up a dictionary to find the answer: “Experienced in the imagination through the feelings or actions of another person.

This is strange times indeed and it’s easy to get stuck worrying about the future. I want to take this opportunity to encourage you to seize the day.

In the TED talk - Dare to Disagree, Margaret Heffernan explained beautifully how constructive conflict or disagreement is beneficial. She has made some good points which I would like to point out here.

With January comes a fresh start and so many are quick to ignore their past failures and embark on a new set of goals. Instead of bounding towards the unknown in the year ahead, we should instead stop, and take the time to learn from what did not go our way in 2019.

On July 26th and 27th hundreds of talented women and several men allies convened in Denver Colorado for the second…