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Steve Petersen

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How to make vibe coding sustainable inside the enterprise

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By Steve Petersen
| MarTech Verified
Get traffic data and keyword intel on competitors instantly. Vibe coding enables more people to build software using natural-language prompts rather than traditional programming. That speed accelerates experimentation and delivery across marketing technology teams. But it’s also a high-reward, high-responsibility model. Organizations still need to secure, maintain, validate, and document the software they ship, regardless of how the code was generated.
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PETERSEN: The NC Dental Board is ripe for reform

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By Steve Petersen
| North State Journal Verified
As a retired North Carolina dentist-turned-lawyer, I write to urge patients and policymakers to pay closer attention to the actions of the N.C. Dental Board of Examiners. Unlike the overwhelming majority of health-related boards and agencies in this state, the Dental Board is made up of dentists elected by their peers — not appointed by the legislative and executive branches. These board members make consequential decisions that impact dental competition, access to care and costs for patients.
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PETERSEN: The NC Dental Board is ripe for reform

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By Steve Petersen
| EIN News
As a retired North Carolina dentist-turned-lawyer, I write to urge patients and policymakers to pay closer attention to the actions of the N.C. Dental Board of Examiners. Unlike the overwhelming majority of health-related boards and agencies in this state, the Dental Board is made up of dentists elected by their peers — not appointed by the legislative and executive branches. These board members make consequential decisions that impact dental competition, access to care and costs for patients.
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