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James Bourne

  • Editor, IQPC Exhibitions
Burnham-on-Sea, United Kingdom
As seen in: AWWA Opflow, The Guardian, International Business Times (U.K.), BioRxiv, JNeurosci, Lexology, IF magazine, AI News, CloudTech, Marketing Tech News and
Freelance B2B tech journo, writer, editor. Formerly Editor in Chief roles Packt, TechForge, Editor at Large Suscom Media. Interested in sport, music, history
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O’Melveny team achieves resolution after multiple trials and appeal in California groundwater rights case

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By James Bourne
| Lassen County Times Verified
A team of litigators from international law firm O’Melveny & Myers prevailed in a groundwater rights adjudication that approved a comprehensive plan for allocating and better managing vital water supplies in one of California’s most productive regions. While many water rights disputes have lasted decades, O’Melveny helped drive the dispute to final resolution in just seven years, including a hiatus during COVID.
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Concentric AI: On how to get a secure GenAI rollout right

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By James Bourne
| CloudTech Verified
If you are a security leader, you will need to be able to answer the following questions: where is your sensitive data? Who can access it? And is it being used safely? In the age of generative AI, it’s increasingly becoming a struggle to answer all three. An October whitepaper from Concentric AI outlines the rationale. GenAI moved from a ‘curiosity to a central force in enterprise technology almost overnight’.
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The Salesforce Org Limit Problem No One Talks About — Until It Breaks Everything

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By James Bourne
| International Business Times (U.K.) Verified
Salesforce runs critical business work, from customer support and sales operations to approvals and behind-the-scenes automation. Most days, everything looks normal, until it suddenly doesn't. A workflow fails, an integration slows down, or a release hits unexpected friction and an admin is pulled into urgent troubleshooting. A common reason for these surprise issues is org limits — built-in platform limits designed to keep Salesforce environments stable.
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