Automate Office Work

In the rush to fix, we often mistake symptoms for causes, leading us to automate confusion instead of creating value. This episode challenges you to slow down, dedicate time to defining the true root problem, and gain the perspective needed for transformative, lasting solutions.

True freedom doesn’t come from having no limits — it comes from having the right ones. This episode of Automate Office Work explores how constraints fuel creativity, focus, and innovation — and how structure turns chaos into progress.

Listen in on an intriguing conversation about the proper use of AI. Not exactly the how of using new technology, but the why and what it means for us as human beings. We found in our conversation that we are both skeptically optimistic. We embrace the future, but also realize that a lot of what is being sold to us is hyperbole. We will make it through to the other side eventually to a future that uses tools appropriately. But how will it change us as human beings?

You think you know SharePoint. Think again. Learn how to use it on steroids. It's the technology used behind Teams and OneDrive and the place to store data if you want to use CoPilot to the fullest. So why not start using it the right way?

The gang is getting back together. In this special reunion episode, Justin reassembles the panel that started it all – a CLM GC driving enterprise-wide transformation, an AI ethics philosopher wrestling with the moral implications of autonomous legal systems, an engineer building the next generation of legal tech from the ground up, and an average lawyer just trying to survive their inbox. Together, they reflect on how much has changed since their first conversation and take an unflinching look at where legal technology is actually headed – cutting through the vendor hype to separate real value from empty promises. They'll tackle the uncomfortable questions: Is generative AI delivering where it matters, or is it just creating new problems? Are legal departments sleepwalking into a dependency crisis? When does efficiency become an ethical issue? And is the legal profession finally ready for real change, or are we just adding AI on top of broken processes? The first half is the conversation you've been waiting for. The second half is yours – because we're opening the floor to the audience, inviting listeners to come on live, share their own frustrations, ask the panel the questions nobody else is asking, and challenge the experts directly. This isn't a webinar. It's a conversation. Come with questions – the panel's ready.