Law firms are overloaded with data across various key teams and functions. Such fragmented data hinders analysis, collaboration and agility. A Common Data Model (CDM) acts as a central hub, standardizing data formats and enabling a seamless flow of information.

In the next edition of our "Meet the Team" series, we had a discussion with Xperate’s Head of Operations in the UK, Stuart Hatt. Stuart was Xperate’s first UK-based employee, and in this interview, we learnt why he joined Xperate, his motivations, and how he unwinds away from work.

We’ve got more than enough data flooding the enterprise to build AI – but can you trust it? How can organizations scale and demonstrate progress, without skipping the critical first step of building a solid data foundation?

12:00 - 12:30 Thursday 18th July 2024

Workflow and process automation

We’ve got more than enough data flooding the enterprise to build AI – but can you trust it? How can organizations scale and demonstrate progress, without skipping the critical first step of building a solid data foundation?

Exizent, the innovative Glasgow-based technology firm transforming the bereavement process by connecting the data, services, and networks of people involved, has been recognised once again for its exceptional capabilities and listed by Chambers in its 2024 NewLaw Guide.

As law firms strive to innovate their legal service solutions whilst keeping up with the new and changing regulations implemented by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), finding the right technology to enhance administrative processes and ensure financial and technological security is paramount.

Printing within most industries is a necessary requirement for a business; but for the Legal sector it’s far more entrenched into day-to-day processes and communication. The high volume of printing required within legal organisations can quickly become costly, unsecure and inefficient. In this article we will explore the ways in which printing can be cost-effective whilst ensuring quality, efficiency and security aren’t jeopardised.

Legal technology provider BigHand released their Annual Finance Report earlier this year, compiling the results of a survey of 800  senior legal professionals at mid-size law firms across North America and the UK.

Generative AI, in some respects, may have rekindled the desire in organisations to revisit their digital or business transformation projects. Keeping pace with new technology and better ways of doing things is always good, and almost always, one will find a solid business case for change prior to making any investment.

It is a well-known fact that building a good reputation takes years of hard work to achieve, yet it can easily be lost with one oversight or poor decision. Don’t let your law firm’s data governance be your Achilles heel.

Law firms’ technology decisions are often influenced by those of their competitors, either to try and stay ahead or indeed, out of fear of appearing outdated. Today, with the much-lauded explosion of generative AI, these influences can be even more pronounced.