Digital Transformation
FEATURES
Recent tech developments can transform legal services, paving the way for fresh approaches to improve firm efficiency and client experience. but with expectations and demand for clarity and transparency higher than ever in this post-pandemic era, how can SME firms best adopt a ‘tech-forward’ approach to improve client engagement and satisfaction? Lucy Trevelyan reports
Digital transformation through a cloud-first strategy is now essential for law firms to stay competitive and grow their businesses, says Mike Hinchliffe, general manager EMEA at Tessaract, in an interview with LPM
In a technology-driven world, data has become a crucial element for businesses to make informed decisions and stay competitive. Amy Bruce, marketing manager at Osprey Approach, outlines five habits firms should adopt to use data effectively.
ISSUE IN BRIEF
Welcome to this LPM Digital Transformation supplement! Recent technological advancements have undoubtedly opened up avenues to enhance efficiency and client satisfaction.
With so much choice, SME firms need to ask the right questions to ensure they are choosing a system that is cost-effective, delivers results and aligns with their culture and client needs. With the advent of AI — how can it be used to mitigate risk and leverage knowledge contained within a firm’s existing systems? Why is it vital to capture data in a systematic way? Does this mean firms need to be cloud-first? We answer all these questions and more.
What’s inside the supplement?
Feature: Digitally transform like a dream, Lucy Trevelyan, freelance writer reports
Data
Data management and the quest for knowledge, Suzanna Hayek, deputy editor at LPM, interviews Andrew Lindsay, general manager at LexisNexis Enterprise Solutions
The habits of successful data-driven firms, industry analysis by Amy Bruce, marketing manager at Osprey Approach
Cloud
The future is in the cloud, Reem Khurshid, editor at LPM, interviews Mike Hinchcliffe, general manager EMEA at Tessaract
