As lockdowns return in autumn 2020, all organisations must consider the complex combination of risks they present. At the same time, many have strongly indicated that significantly more frequent agile working will remain in the picture even when social distancing hopefully no longer does. For law firms, this requires careful thought about how people work
Historically, legaltech outlets have been focused on reaching out to the IT person within a law firm rather than the end user. This is completely understandable. After all, the word “technology” is right there in the IT acronym. However, this approach no longer makes as much sense as it once might have. There is a
Make no mistake: the emergence of alternative legal service providers (ALSPs) over the last decade – and in particular, their surge in popularity in recent years – has shaken up the legal landscape. Businesses and corporate legal departments are turning to ALSPs for many routine legal services – like document review, contract review, and other tasks involving high-volume, repeatable legal work – that ALSPs can perform at less
In the current situation, there are many impactful data points organisations will need to understand from their contracts. These points will change as we move away from thinking about the urgent and concentrate more on the important. A considered response is going to require an understanding of various positions in a contract. Furthermore, as the
The World Health Organisation declared COVID-19 as a pandemic on 11 March 2020. One month later, organisations are implementing response strategies and new processes to support their teams and customers dealing with the fallout and extreme levels of contract disruption. At iManage RAVN we have been talking to our customers and share the following practical steps that can be deployed
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not a magic wand. But it is a pretty awesome set of tools. As a leader in AI and document and knowledge management, iManage has worked with thousands of professionals across law firms, corporate legal departments, and professional services organizations. Invariably, these organizations know that their document stores are filled with
Earlier this month we attended the British Legal Technology Forum. We were really pleased to get the chance to “elbow bump” and “toe tap” so many of our customers, partners, and other attendees who turned up to hear the latest and future trends in Legal Technology. For those unable to attend, we had our team
Now that we are a couple weeks removed from Legaltech, I’ve had the chance to reflect on the whirlwind of activity that took place that week. It was great to catch up with clients during the event to better understand their needs and successes with using iManage RAVN to better manage their legal documents. It
iManage executives will be at Legaltech February 4-6 at the New York Hilton Midtown offering briefings and education sessions throughout the week. Whether you are attending Legaltech or not, take advantage of this opportunity to: Set up a personalized executive briefing to discuss your plans for 2020 and how iManage can help. iManage executives from
According to the “12th Annual Law Department Operations Survey,” released last month, business process improvement is the leading current and expected challenge for corporate legal departments, followed closely by the need to stay abreast of law department technology. The survey produced by the Blickstein Group is created via an advisory board consisting of law department
