NLP Logix shifts from experimental AI projects to enterprise-wide adoption strategy (Courtesy of the Jacksonville Daily Record) — Artificial intelligence is no longer experimental — it’s operational.
On this episode of Florida Business Minds, Jacksonville Business Journal reporter Carter Mudgett sits down with Fallon Gorman (pictured above), newly promoted President and CFO of NLP Logix.
Gorman discusses how the 15-year-old Jacksonville AI consultancy is shifting from bespoke machine learning projects to helping enterprise leaders measure, govern and accelerate AI adoption across their organizations. As interest in AI surges statewide, she explains how compressed timelines, new accelerators and evolving pricing models are reshaping the firm’s strategy for 2026.
The conversation also explores Florida’s emerging tech hot spots — including growth in Miami and Tampa — the challenges around ROI and governance as companies deploy copilots, and why NLP Logix remains committed to an in-person, whiteboard-driven culture while tackling increasingly complex enterprise problems.
From experimentation to integration, this episode examines what AI adoption really looks like inside Florida businesses — and what it will take to sustain growth in one of the state’s fastest-moving sectors.
Presented by TECO Peoples Gas, the Florida Business Minds audio series features candid conversations with business leaders from the Orlando, South Florida, Tampa Bay and Jacksonville regions.