The Diff Never Had a Price
The agent pitch prices a change by what it costs to produce. A validated GxP system never priced changes that way, and the regulated world already renegotiated the real price once, before agents showed up.
Life-Sciences
You're Required to Delete This
Storage is cheap, so the instinct is to keep everything. In a regulated shop that instinct is a second way to be out of compliance, because some records you’re required to destroy on a clock.
Keeping the Record Is Not Keeping the Definition
Every governance program is built to add definitions and none of them can retire one. In a regulated shop that gets worse, because the instinct to keep every record gets misread as a ban on ever deprecating a definition. They’re different objects.
Data Governance That Survives an Inspection
The samples post ended on seating a data steward. This is what you build around that seat in a regulated life sciences org: the roles you actually need, the order to do it in, and why the regulation is the only budget argument that ever works.