Becoming the largest law firm in the world by headcount comes with its challenges – unprecedented growth across multiple regions, resulting technology needs and significant diversity.
Ideas, we’ve all got a lot of them. Some good, some great, and maybe even a game changing idea. The truth is that most ideas, no matter how good, rarely come to fruition.
Creating a business case for legal innovation can be a major stumbling block for many legal professionals. In fact, it’s the one step of the legal innovation process that causes most people to come un
In 2014, with competitors outperforming it on price and efficiency, the Woolworths Group needed a change of strategy. The challenge was not just for the retail arm to reform, but the legal team too.
Innovation is a relatively new focus for the legal industry but the changes already experienced point to the fact that disruption needs to become the new business as usual. To succeed
In preparation for The Legal Festival in June 2019, we’ve just returned from running our annual roundtable discussion groups across Australia. Each session was a full and frank discussion
Have you noticed everyone is talking nonstop about innovation. Innovation’s where the good stuff – and your future – happens. You know this.
Selling the value of client experience efforts is one of the key issues facing marketing and business development teams within Australian law firms. When customer experience efforts can’t be billed
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,
Our research shows that the biggest challenge in driving legal innovation within organisations is time – with 48% of roundtable participants saying they don’t get enough time and resources away from
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