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The Law Society just built a tool to help small firms evaluate AI vendors before spending a cent. That's worth stopping on. Most business owners I talk to skipped this step entirely. You trusted a c
The Law Society just built a tool to help small firms evaluate AI vendors before spending a cent.
That's worth stopping on.
Most business owners I talk to skipped this step entirely. You trusted a consultant's recommendation or bought the tool with the best demo. Then three months later, your team never opened it. Sound familiar?
That's not a you problem. Nobody gave you a framework for asking the right questions before signing up.
Here's the insight buried in that Law Society resource: AI vendor assessment should happen before the sale, not after the regret. The same way you'd vet a new hire or a supplier. Does this tool solve a specific problem I have right now? Who on my team will actually use it? What does success look like in 30 days?
Three questions. That's your filter.
Before your next AI conversation, write down one workflow that currently wastes your team's time. Then ask any vendor: show me exactly how your tool fixes this specific thing. If they pivot to features instead of your problem, you have your answer.
One workflow. One question. Zero wasted budget.
What's the one AI tool you bought that nobody ended up using, and what went wrong?
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An AI vendor assessment tool,; A business-continuity template, and; A file-retention and destruction policy. Law Society Director General Mark Garrett ...
