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The State of Play: Workflow Automation for Legal The latest time warp between social media feeds and our day to day experience talking to customers and prospects about workflow is upon us. On the one hand the promise that generative AI will take.

After looking at workflow automation from basic to advanced levels, we might also consider how to approach implementation and rollout using the same framework. What follows are some hints, tips and considerations based on our experience implementing.

Think bigger with integrated workflows The topic of integration has become commonplace within organisations and their functions. Most of us have interacted with systems that are pushing or pulling data or tasks to and from one another, which.

What to automate? As workflow and automation becomes more commonplace, it’s appropriate for all of us to assess where we might use it. Let’s examine basic, intermediate, and advanced versions of possibility. Basic As a starting point, email chains.

The technology adoption lifecycle Aesop was wrong: Sometimes slow and steady loses the race In a recent article, we examined how law firms stand to win a lot more business if they shift to a proactive, strategic approach to using technology. Some.

'Citizen Developer': Oversold and Misunderstood As legal moves to expand adoption of technology, a critical component of success lies in the implementation and ongoing support of that technology. Technology continually becomes faster and easier to.

Save time, streamline and self-serve The use of tech in-house “My contracts? They’re not electronic. They’re in a cupboard!” the GC admitted. In our recent roundtables discussing self-service workflows with leaders from corporate legal functions,.

Why your firm isn't winning business in 2021 Workflow automation is changing the way law firms deliver services and win business with their corporate clients. For years, corporate clients have asked law firms, “What technology do you use?” Often,.