Andy Halko

Buyers are often interested long before they are ready, and treating those as the same thing wrecks pipeline judgment.

Buyers do not delay because they are confused. They delay because they are not yet ready to defend the decision.

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In education markets, intent forms quietly—internally—long before vendors are involved.

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LegalTech buyers don’t optimize for speed—they optimize for safety. Learn which buyer-centric KPIs matter in LegalTech and why silence, cycles, and scrutiny signal intent.