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
Many legal departments have begun using document management systems to better manage their rising volume of digital documents. However, these solutions traditionally haven’t been designed to support their unique requirements for such information. In fact, there’s been a growing understanding among legal departments that document management is unable to meet their requirements for: Workflow Collaboration
Three Tips For Managing Legal Documents More Effectively Running a successful law practice requires the utmost organization and attention to detail when it comes to managing documents. But if you have an outdated document and email management system, you’re likely not using the most efficient processes and could be risking misplacing key client documents–which can
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
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
