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    • INFERENCE

      Two working sessions in a short window

    Sources: two working sessions · Note 1

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    Next Best Action

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    3 Whys

    1. Why anything

      Ownership of inbound software and data paper is unclear. Open items show up, but the last accepted connectivity, uptime, and security schedules live in SharePoint, email, and memory. After a field incident, what Deere already promised is not in the security tools and the contract is not in one place, so people talk from memory while Legal Ops still gets asked why this is still open. That gap sits under Precision Technology and Autonomy — connected machines, customer data, and uptime — and the legal surface is repeat exhibits in commercial contracts and Legal Ops.

    2. Why now

      No buying window or deadline is on this account yet.

    3. Why Harvey

      Harvey helps this pain by putting a named owner on intake, keeping preferred language on the exhibits that keep coming back, pulling the last accepted version from the corpus, and putting a first read of existing paper in front of people after an incident.

      • Intake
      • First-pass playbook
      • Retrieve last-accepted
      • First read after incident

    Sources: two working sessions · Note 1

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    1. Metrics

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    6. Identify Pain

      Inbound software and data paper has no clear owner. Last-accepted connectivity, uptime, and security schedules are hard to retrieve, and after an incident what Deere already promised is not in the security tools.

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    7. Champion

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    8. Competition

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    Sources: two working sessions · Note 1

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    Strategic objectives

    • Stand up a first-pass playbook on repeat vendor, software, and data paper

    • Make last-accepted connectivity, uptime, and security schedules retrievable

    • Put a named owner on Legal Ops intake so open items can be found

    Sources: two working sessions · Note 1

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    Mapper

    • Global Law and Regulatory Affairs

      Kellye Walker

    • First-pass playbook

      Jason Stanley

    • Retrieve last-accepted after an incident

      James Johnson

    • Commercial contracts next-step note

      Philip Matthews

    • Legal Ops intake

      Anna Richards

    Kellye Walker

    Kellye Walker

    Role

    SVP, Chief Legal Officer & Corporate Secretary, Global Law Services and Regulatory Affairs

    Function

    Global Law and Regulatory Affairs

    Public CLO seat we care about. She owns Global Law — not a named buyer.

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    Jason Stanley

    Jason Stanley

    Role

    VP, Digital Risk Officer & Deputy General Counsel

    Function

    First-pass playbook

    Digital Risk seat from the first working session. First-pass playbook is his surface.

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    James Johnson

    James Johnson

    Role

    VP & Global CISO

    Function

    Retrieve last-accepted after an incident

    CISO seat from the second session. Retrieve-last-accepted after an incident is his surface.

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    Philip Matthews

    Philip Matthews

    Role

    Assistant General Counsel — Commercial Contracts (tech law / AI)

    Function

    Commercial contracts next-step note

    Sat both sessions and owns the next-step note with Richards. No date yet.

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    Anna Richards

    Anna Richards

    Role

    Director, Global Legal Operations

    Function

    Legal Ops intake

    Sat the first session and is on the next-step note. Company title only — no buyer stamp.

    Value Pyramid

    1. Mission

      1. Deere & Company exists to serve those linked to the land by delivering intelligent, connected machines and applications that raise productivity and sustainability in agriculture, construction, and forestry.

    2. Strategies

      1. Smart Industrial Operating Model

        Operate as a focused production-system company—fewer, stronger platforms and a factory-to-field operating model—rather than a loosely coupled equipment conglomerate.

      2. Precision Technology and Autonomy

        Stack machines, sensors, connectivity, and software so customers can see, decide, and increasingly automate work at the plant, pass, and jobsite level.

      3. Lifecycle Solutions

        Grow value after the initial machine sale through parts, services, connected support, and repeatable digital/aftermarket engagement across the installed base.

      4. Leap Ambitions

        Tie the portfolio to measurable customer outcomes—more yield and uptime with less fuel, chemistry, soil disturbance, and emissions—rather than product features alone.

      5. Construction and Forestry Solutions

        Apply the same connected-machine and jobsite-solutions logic beyond agriculture so construction and forestry customers get production-system value, not only iron.

    3. Initiatives

      • Smart Industrial Operating Model

      • Precision Technology and Autonomy

      • Lifecycle Solutions

      • Leap Ambitions

      • Construction and Forestry Solutions

    4. Risks

      1. Farm income and equipment-cycle demand

        Demand for Deere machines is highly sensitive to agricultural commodity prices, farm profitability, interest rates, and replacement cycles, which can compress orders faster than cost structure can adjust.

      2. Trade, tariffs, and geopolitics

        Cross-border production, sourcing, and sales expose Deere to tariffs, export controls, and political disruption that can raise cost or shut off markets.

      3. Connected-machine, data, and cybersecurity risk

        Precision and autonomous products increase dependence on software integrity, customer data, and uptime; a security or reliability failure would hit both operations and trust in the technology stack.

      4. Competitive and technological disruption

        Traditional OEMs and new software/autonomy entrants can erode share if Deere’s production-system software and dealer delivery lag customer expectations.

      5. Regulation, climate, and product requirements

        Emissions, safety, autonomy, chemical-use, and climate rules can force redesign, delay launches, or change what customers are allowed to run in the field.

    1. Kellye Walker — SVP, Chief Legal Officer & Corporate Secretary, Global Law Services and Regulatory Affairs. Public CLO seat we care about. She owns Global Law — not a named buyer.

    2. Jason Stanley — VP, Digital Risk Officer & Deputy General Counsel. Digital Risk seat from the first working session. First-pass playbook is his surface.

    3. James Johnson — VP & Global CISO. CISO seat from the second session. Retrieve-last-accepted after an incident is his surface.

    4. Philip Matthews — Assistant General Counsel — Commercial Contracts (tech law / AI). Sat both sessions and owns the next-step note with Richards. No date yet.

    5. Anna Richards — Director, Global Legal Operations. Sat the first session and is on the next-step note. Company title only — no buyer stamp.

    Meeting Notes

    Meeting recap

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    Notes

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      account_id a-deere

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      captured_at 2026-09-08T02:18:03.068Z

      Working session — Deere in-house legal (Harvey lens). Not a booked customer meeting. Attended on our side only. No Deere attendees confirmed. Public seats we care about: Kellye Walker (CLO / Global Law + Regulatory), Jason Stanley (Digital Risk / Deputy GC), James Johnson (Global CISO), Philip Matthews (AGC Commercial Contracts / tech + AI), Anna Richards (Director, Global Legal Operations). Hypothesis to test, not said by Deere: connected machines + autonomy increase software, data, and uptime risk; Legal Ops and commercial-contracts/AI work will feel that before a bake-off exists. No budget, no timeline, no Champion, no EB. Do not treat this as buyer commitment.

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    AE-book objectives

    Strategic objectives none. Suggestions stay drafts until a human confirms.

    Account objectives

    Strategic objectives none. Suggestions stay drafts until a human confirms.

    1:1 prep

    Known: Two working sessions in a short window. Five public seats. Identify Pain.

    Unknown: Champion. Economic buyer. Why now. Budget. Timeline. Next-step date. Coverage dollars.

    This is a working-session account. Five titles-only seats. Inbound software and data paper has no clear owner. Our-side only. No Deere attendees.

    Sources: two working sessions · Note 1

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