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Executives Spend Nearly 23 Hours a Week in Meetings. The Claims Reserve Change Is Waiting on One of Them.

Harvard Business Review research found executive meeting time more than doubled since the 1960s. The hours land on the people whose sign-off everyone else is waiting for.

40% of Employees Felt Stress a Lot of Yesterday. The Supplier Waiver Is Waiting on a Manager Who Was One of Them.

Gallup's 2026 global workplace report finds daily stress well above where it was a decade and a half ago, and highest for managers and for workers in the US and Canada.

Survey Respondents Say 37% of Their Time Goes to Decisions. The Credit Exception Is Waiting for Thursday's Committee.

In a McKinsey survey, 61% of respondents said most of their decision-making time is used ineffectively, and fewer than half said their organizations decide quickly. The cost of meetings starts with the decisions that wait for them.

The Agent Pilot Is Scoped. The GenAI Review Committee Meets Next Month.

FINRA's 2026 oversight report flags AI agents acting "without human validation and approval" as a risk. Getting the approval itself should not be the bottleneck.

The AI Exhibit Is Ready. The Trial Partner Has Not Decided Whether to Call an Expert.

Rule 707 is on hold, but the decision still needs an owner.

The next week of AI progress should leave you with one better workflow.