Over the past twelve months, our Data First newsletter has featured interviews with government executives from around the world, founders and CEOs leading digital transformation efforts in the private sector, entrepreneurs, and academics discussing the modernization of legislative and regulatory drafting. Each conversation gave us a unique perspective on where the law- and rule-making world is headed — and some reminded us just how far we’ve come.
Version Control for Law: Tracking Changes in the U.S. Congress
Interview with Esper Founder Maleka Momand
State Legislatures of the Future: Interview with Xcential Co-Founder Bradlee Chang
Data First Lawmaking Enables True Transparency, Not Just Access to Information
Modernizing the “High Speed Handoff” between the Legislative and Executive: An Interview with Treasury’s Adam Goldberg and Justin Marsico
From Conceptual Markups to Actual Text: How a Data First Approach can Help the Senate Finance Committee
Machine-Readable and Machine-Executable Legislation: A View of the Future, from the Island of Jersey
Digital Transformation in the Legislative Branch: An interview with Mark Stodder and Luís Kimaid
Legislative Tech in the Time of COVID-19: An Interview with Illinois Rep. Will Guzzardi
Optimism for the Digital Future of Legislation: An Interview with POPVOX Founder Marci Harris
How to Write Rules and Regulations as Data: An Interview with Bank of England’s Angus Moir
Two Decades of Congressional Tech Modernization: An Interview with Daniel Schuman
Building Regulation Management Software with User-Centered Design: A Case Study
Meet Mark Montoya | Chief of Data Strategy, FDIC
Grant Vergottini on LEX2021 “Law as Code” Summer School
Interview with Lexum’s Pierre-Paul Lemyre
Interview with GPSL’s Gareth Oakes
