From AI Experiments to Working Business Processes
For: Founders, management and operations teams
How to select an appropriate process, define responsibility and evaluate a pilot. A practical way to discuss where AI belongs in the business.
Speaking
Give your audience
a clearer next decision.
Talks and workshops connecting business processes, AI governance and the practical experience of building legal software.
AI Governance for Founder-Led Companies
For: Business leaders, legal teams and professional services
Data use, vendor choices, approvals and ownership are connected decisions. This talk explains how to turn them into a usable operating approach.
Building Software Where Legal Judgment Matters
For: Product teams, lawyers and technology leaders
How requirements around information, responsibility and review influence software design. Drawing on the questions raised by own legal-software projects.
For your event
Match the format
to your audience.
Keynotes
A focused perspective for conferences and business events.
Workshops
A working session around your organization’s questions.
Panels & conversations
Discussion connecting business, law and software.
German and English. Format, duration, travel and recording arrangements are agreed for each event.
Speaker information
Ready for
the first briefing.
A concise biography, three topics and an event briefing checklist.
Darius Kaler
I work at the intersection of entrepreneurship, legal practice and software development.
As an attorney and managing director of KALER Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH, I deal with business decisions through contracts, responsibilities and legal requirements. As a software founder, I work on how those requirements translate into processes, permissions, interfaces and review. SILCROW and KALINA are part of that practical perspective.
For your enquiry: include the date, location, audience, preferred format and any recording plans.
Your next step
One process is
a good place to start.
Tell me where work gets delayed, repeated or difficult to review. We can discuss what an appropriate next step looks like.
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