At the Digital Legal Exchange, we work with the legal functions of some of the world's leading corporations to help them accelerate their digital transformation. Technology is a critical part of the toolkit. Legaltech Hub provides independent guidance and information to help corporate legal teams evaluate their options and inform their purchase decisions.

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A decade ago, it was reasonably easy to keep on top of what legaltech products were out there. No longer! Nikki, Jeroen, and team have built a comprehensive resource that legaltech buyers can use to find tech meeting their needs, and where vendors can get information in front of prospects at the relevant moment. Worthwhile offering from a respected (and excellent) group of people!

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<li>Deploy AI search systems to stop wasting substantial amounts of billable time hunting for information.</li>
<li>Implement cloud-based security to protect sensitive client data from breaches and privilege violations.</li>
<li>Use collaborative platforms to avoid version conflicts and missed deadlines.</li>
<li>Automate records and audit trails to meet court, regulator, and client requirements.</li>
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Transform document management into a competitive advantage with modern technology that delivers instant access to critical information by eliminating the costly risks that threaten your bottom line and reputation.

Document Management Implementation

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Law firms have an inglorious history of internal non-compliance with security and information governance policies, such as around their document management system (DMS). Now, however, in a world in which the COVID-19 pandemic has scattered lawyers and staff to remote locations, the risks to firms and their clients are exponentially greater.

Practice Innovations: In the Pandemic, Exceptions to DMS Work Processes Can No Longer Be the Norm

For all the questions, issues and pitfalls associated with DMS implementations, there is an equal abundance of best practices, proven tips, recommendations and success stories that will help your firm not only survive your current DMS install but hopefully make it thrive.

Making Your DMS Migration (Relatively) Painless

The hype and buzz surrounding artificial intelligence, lawyer robots, machine learning and predictive analytics in Legal is often times unbearable. Especially, when compared to the legal reality that this type of early adopter, nouveau tech is still in its infancy. Contrast this to document management systems (DMS), one of the most traditional, standard, yet mission critical applications within any law firm.

Legal Influencers Weigh In On Legal Document Management

Many firms are planning major upgrades to their document management system (DMS) over the next 12-18 months. This move to a modern DMS experience offers firms the opportunity to address one of the previously intractable problems of document management: lawyer adoption. Firms now realize that driving adoption is the key to enhancing security, embracing governance policies, leveraging know-how, informing pricing, driving knowledge management, maximizing the potential of artificial intelligence, and achieving other goals that cut across the practice and business of law.

How Firms are Redefining DMS Ownership to Drive Adoption

In most firms, DMS adoption is mediocre to downright nonexistent. &nbsp;This year, Fireman &amp; Company has interviewed almost 2,000 lawyers across a wide range of projects and one common theme crosses firms and practices: lawyers work very hard to avoid using the DMS.&nbsp;

Your New Biggest Security Threat – DMS Adoption