ILTA this week released the full results of its 2019 Technology Survey which demonstrates how law firms continue to embrace IT behind other industries. Of the 537 respondents to this year’s survey, 2/3 are from firms 150 lawyers or less, with the results showing that legal digital transformation has now moved beyond the top AmLaw
iManage is holding a special ANZ Seminar Series to help firms navigate the digital transformation required to remain competitive in today’s landscape. These morning breakfast sessions, to be held in Auckland in Nov. 11, Melbourne, Nov. 13, and Sydney, Nov. 15, will be presented in collaboration with our partners to help firms meet all their
As the dust continues to settle from LegalGeek, I’ve had some time to reflect on what insights I got from the conference. It’s great to see and catch up with so many clients. But it’s also insightful to see what other vendors in the space are doing. It’s really like a check point in the
Brexit uncertainty continues and it makes business sense for financial institutions to begin their preparations for the business and trade changes that the post-Brexit scenario will unfold. Due to the potential legal and regulatory consequences in the new environment, contract repapering is going to be a massive and onerous task, especially in the fixed transition
Discover our AI blog series that debunks misconceptions about the brain power of AI. This is the third blog in the series, but you can also read “AI, Machine Learning and Deep Learning Share Genetic DNA, but Are No Clones” and “AI Does Not Learn by Itself.” In the previous blog, we addressed supervised and
Discover our AI blog series that debunks misconceptions about the brain power of AI. This is the second blog in the series, but you can also read “AI, Machine Learning and Deep Learning Share Genetic DNA, but Are No Clones” and “Reinforcement Learning Comes Closest to AI Self-Learning.” AI Needs Training Encouraged by media portrayals
Due diligence is an essential task for many legal professionals, providing clients with vital information concerning their M&A success. And while due diligence is vital for assessing risks and structuring an agreement, it can also be exceedingly time-consuming. Modern law firms are increasingly turning to the power of iManage’s artificial intelligence in their due diligence
While many legal departments are adopting advanced technologies in their operations, including matter management and increasingly sophisticated document and email management, few today have taken advantage of AI technology directly. The significant benefits expected from AI in legal departments range from reduced costs for cognitive task automation to enhanced attorney productivity, better contract management and
Discover our AI blog series that debunks misconceptions about the brain power of AI. This is the first blog in the series, but you can also read “AI Does Not Learn by Itself” and “Reinforcement Learning Comes Closest to AI Self-Learning.” AI was first coined in 1956 by John McCarthy to describe machines that can
Please come stop by our stand on Monday, November 27th in London at Alternative AI for Professional Services, an event designed specifically for law firms, accountancy practices, consultancy practices and corporate legal departments with an interest in AI and its potential to transform the professional services market. In addition to running demos, I’ll also be
