I had some interesting discussions with policymakers and academics recently. As always, there was a lot of interest in the new world. Everybody wants to talk about artificial intelligence, robotics,
'The reality of artificial intelligence (AI) in the legal industry is not going to be some sort of sci-fi looking robot. It's going to be happening as part of the work teams are doing each day
Technology spending has increased year-over-year, yet much of the benefit doesn't materialise. Both the lack of adoption and the limited use of applications and technology tools have marginalised
This is the Jackson Kelly story of how they successfully moved to rid their business of tasks that didn't add value. Hear how they moved systems to the cloud, enabling them to concentrate on tasks
The rapid rise of technology allows for huge potential for legal services; that is to deliver more with less for a growing number of stakeholders, with speed, and in an innovative fashion.
In 2016 Telstra Legal were awarded the title of Most Innovative In-House Legal Department in Asia Pac by the Financial Times. In his presentation at Legal Innovation & Tech Fest 2017 Mick Sheehy
Purchasing and adopting products from vendors who have not understood the exact business requirements can often frustrate successful implementation and uptake. Over the last decade Corrs Chambers West
With the rapid changes in technology and the competitive landscape occurring in the legal market, a law firm needs to be future-ready ' where the pace and end game remain uncertain.
For many large, mature businesses, innovation is not easy to drive. There are often many blockers of change and navigating multiple layers of bureaucracy can seem an impossible feat. But for Telstra,
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