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Offers, Are They Really Worth It?
A Part 36 offer is a type of offer made during disputes which aims to encourage parties to settle these disputes outside of the court process. If a party does not accept an offer, then they risk facing adverse cost consequences. As a result, it is vital that any party receiving a valid Part 36 offer carefully considers whether the offer should be accepted or not. This was illustrated in the recent case involving the actor Hugh Grant.
Offers, are they really worth it?
A Part 36 offer is a type of offer made during disputes which aims to encourage parties to settle these disputes outside of the court process. If a party does not accept an offer, then they risk facing adverse cost consequences. As a result, it is vital that any party receiving a valid Part 36 offer carefully considers whether the offer should be accepted or not. This was illustrated in the recent case involving the actor Hugh Grant.
How to Bridge the Cyber Talent Gap
The rapid pace of change in the digital world is creating a significant gap in talent and skills. Generative AI, for example, has captured the imagination of consumers and fuelled discussion among businesses and policymakers. Within just a few months of the launch of the most popular generative AI tools, one in four people in the UK had already tried out the technology. It's exciting that we can see value being created across industries and society.
The Pharma Answer Machine
“Data sucks.” Her two words started our meeting and ended our pitch. The ad agency exec didn’t stop there. Her quantum prick at the insight balloon became an unstructured hole you could drive your biggest data through. “The whole thing is a mess. Data should drive our plans. Really, it can’t. Vendors come in here and tell me how many numbers they’re going to give us. In the end, our analysts just get a bunch of who-clicked-where tables. Fast forward a few months and we get charts and even more tables.
The Importance of Interoperability
Interoperability, at its simplest, is having the ability to exchange information between systems in a meaningful way. In a day and age where patients increasingly desire to take an active role in their health, we have access to more data than ever before. The volume and diversity of patient-generated data has grown exponentially as Fitbits, patient portals, smart scales, electronic surveys, smart glucose monitors, conversational interfaces, and more are integrated into the healthcare ecosystem.
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