The ubiquitous need to facilitate remote work in 2020 led to a surge in the use of cloud applications as law firms and legal departments found it invaluable to ensure business continuity in the early days of the pandemic. Cloud technology truly came of age as the must have platform this year as it not
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
Digital transformation was a boardroom topic long before COVID-19 hit. But the pandemic served to bring it into sharper view virtually overnight. As law firms, corporate legal departments, and other professional services firms had to move fluidly to survive the upending of “business as usual” over the last 6 months, organizations are now looking toward
Over recent years iManage has continued to build and improve on our security and privacy programs to further protect and secure our customers and their data in the iManage Cloud. In a continued quest to ensure we provide the most secure environment possible for all our customers, we have added ISO27701 to our iManage Cloud
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
Law firms now face significant penalties if they don’t disclose and take action on potential conflicts of interest when taking on clients. And that’s on top of the detriment a potential conflict could have on the firm’s reputation. But the traditionally manual process of reviewing for conflicts is time-consuming as it requires manually entering and
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
Though records managers often must maintain boxes of old paper records—in addition to electronic records—they no longer have to forgo modern digital technologies, like cloud service delivery. This was a newer theme that was heavily discussed in several education sessions and the exhibition floor at the Association of Records Managers and Administrators (ARMA) InfoCon 2019,
iManage will host an informational session at the Association of Records Managers and Administrators (ARMA) InfoCon 2019, Oct. 21-23 at the Gaylord Opryland Resort in Nashville, Tenn., to discuss enhancements to its products and how firms can optimize their electronic and paper records management strategies. The company will hold a Security and Information Governance Breakfast
