Industry experts are talking about why law firms’ CFOs, COOs and CIOs are at a point where they need to pull conflicts of interest into their business strategy. Here are the main takeaways from a recent Q&A with a deputy general counsel from an AMLAW 100 firm, an IT director in charge of all business
With the Elite Enterprise platform rapidly reaching its end of life, many law firms are faced with the need to transition to a new time and billing system. This transition is a monster project with huge change management implications. Even with the best project planning, it can be a stressful endeavor because lawyers are impacted
The ‘need to know’ approach to security offered via iManage Work has gained significant traction in the law firm community. Understandably so, law firms are often a target of cyber criminals and all manner of threat actors due to the nature of their work. ‘Need to know security’ ensures that only those individuals are granted
Over the weekend, iManage, in conjunction with the Association of Legal Administrators (ALA), was proud to co-host a first-round site of the Global Legal Hackathon at the iManage HQ in Chicago. Lawyers, legal management professionals, students and developers joined forces to create practical — and often marketable — solutions to legal industry challenges and access
As mobile tools are a central part of personal and professional lives, users demand a lot from mobile tools, and they want experiences that are identical to desktop ones (or better). However, this expectation poses many challenges to developers. Among these, security is central. There is hope, however, that with improved capabilities for mobile apps,
We are pleased to have Casso & Sparks join the iManage Cloud. The firm is based in the City of Industry, Calif., and focuses on one goal – helping clients operate smoothly within an increasingly complex and challenging legal environment. Serving as the city attorney and general counsel to a wide variety of clients gives
The responses are in, and it’s time to consider what the 2018 Law Department Operations (LDO) survey findings mean for your legal department. The Blickstein Group’s 11th annual LDO Survey, “The End of the Duopoly,” points to a number of emerging technology opportunities for legal department operations. Here are a select few of the most
It’s a well-known fact that law firms are prime targets for cyber security attacks. With high profile breaches at prestigious law firms making headlines globally, it’s no surprise that law firms and professional services firms face tremendous pressure from clients and internal stakeholders to improve their security posture. To address this challenge, several law firms
Simply put, faster workflows lead to faster cash flow. With modern technology, your law firm can accelerate cash flow and increase profitability through the use of automated systems that improve workflows, while creating higher business intelligence. This allows your firm to use attorneys’ and staff’s time better, and it enables an overall quicker delivery of
Law firms are faced with numerous business challenges – increased competition, client demand for greater value, pressure on profitability, slowing revenue growth and cybersecurity risks. In this environment, law firms are looking to digital technologies to drive innovation, help them leverage new market opportunities better, improve business efficiency and mitigate risks. In other words, law
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