The Margin
The Margin is a podcast from MGI Research that explores the evolving world of business monetization. Hosted by MGI Managing Directors Andrew Dailey and Igor Stenmark, the show features candid conversations with founders, CEOs, product leaders, and industry experts at the…
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Objection Your Honor! Legal AI vs Classic CLM – Separating Fact from Perception (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Margin , MGI Research Co-Managing Directors Igor Stenmark and Andrew Dailey are joined by Research Associate Ethan Weiss to examine one of the most consequential questions facing the Contract Lifecycle Management market: How do rapidly growing AI-first legal tools fit alongside traditional CLM platforms? As solutions from companies such as Harvey, Legora, Ivo, and other AI challengers gain adoption and investment, enterprise buyers are being forced to determine whether the
Agile Billing Buyer’s Guide and Market Overview 2026 (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Margin , MGI Research Co-Managing Directors Igor Stenmark and Andrew Dailey are joined by Senior Research Analyst Elise Talley and Research Associate Ethan Weiss to examine the findings from the 2026 Agile Billing Buyer's Guide and discuss how artificial intelligence is transforming enterprise monetization. As organizations race to commercialize AI-enabled products and services, traditional billing systems are being pushed far beyond their original design assumptions. New
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