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Spotlight on Human Capital & Organizational Governance Payroll, benefits, training, incentives, recruitment, onboarding, accommodation, and retention typically constitute the single largest recurring expenditure an organization carries. They are also, with striking consistency, the least rigorously evidenced. Capital projects are appraised,…
Read NowInstitutions routinely authorize participation before they have built the conditions that make participation possible. A hiring decision is finalized, a start date is set, and the employee arrives to find that the materials, systems, and accommodations required for the role…
Read NowExecutive Summary Institutions acquiring artificial intelligence systems for communication access are increasingly confident that they have managed risk, and that confidence is increasingly unearned. The confidence rests on artifacts: completed checklists, vendor documentation, scripted demonstrations, negotiated warranty language, filed accessibility…
Read NowThe history of public procurement can be read, in part, as the history of documentary trust. Governments rarely purchase software after examining its source code. Universities do not independently inspect every security control claimed by a learning management system, nor…
Read NowThe history of public procurement can be read, in part, as the history of documentary trust. Governments rarely purchase software after examining its source code. Universities do not independently inspect every security control claimed by a learning management system, nor…
Read NowDisney’s limited ASL rollout is not an isolated execution choice. It is a clean analog for what is currently unfolding across the sign language AI ecosystem. The pattern is identical. The delivery mechanism is different. From an NCG lens, this…
Read NowFor the past several years, executives, commentators, and media panels have repeated the same exhausted narrative over and over again. Workers are supposedly less motivated. Younger generations are allegedly less resilient. Nobody wants to work anymore. New hires are described…
Read NowThe sign language AI conversation is starting to make me uneasy, and not because I think technology should stop evolving. What concerns me is how quickly people are rushing to promote AI signing avatars as the future of accessibility while…
Read NowThe sign language AI market is beginning to resemble a familiar pattern seen across emerging technology sectors: excitement first, governance later, accountability somewhere far behind both. Over the past year, “AI ASL avatars” have exploded into conference stages, LinkedIn thought…
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