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Here at Autologyx we understand the importance of relational data structures when designing and building technology solutions for your business. In part one of this three-part blog series, we delve into the details. So, what’s the status quo? Most.

The word ‘automation’ in legal has been around for years — synonymous with productivity and efficiency gains. However, its use has been in the context of standalone document automation tools or solutions servicing the business of law. More commonly,.

Attending Insurtech Insights in London last week was really interesting, especially as a first time attendee. Those reading this from a legal tech background, think ILTACON in terms of size and scale and Legal Geek in terms of focus on enabling.

We’re surrounded by technology, it’s everywhere and it’s readily available. Therefore, it’s very tempting when approaching a problem to start to design your solution and build something fresh before you’ve really assessed the problem. A major area.

In today’s fast-paced legal landscape, firms are increasingly looking for ways to streamline their operations, reduce costs, and enhance the value they deliver to their clients. One of the most promising solutions for achieving these goals is.

Wayne Gretzky, the famous ice hockey player, said: “I skate to where the puck is going to be, not where it has been.” And so I’ve stolen this and adapted it to football for this article because I’m surrounded by it at home — but also because I’ve.

In the ever-evolving landscape of legal and compliance applications, the need for dynamic and intelligent process automation is paramount. Traditional linear workflow automation systems, while useful in predictable and straightforward scenarios,.

A new genie has been unleashed on legal. We have been on a journey towards ‘legal product’: improved, structured legal delivery and allocation of legal work to the best resource at the right cost. We utilise templates, playbooks, understand the.

People have been running for centuries. From the dawn of humankind we’ve been running. First we ran to catch our prey and we ran from our enemies but that was about it. There was some running in the 19th century but running as a pastime was only.