Attending @FT’s Intelligent Business Forum. This session on the Future of #LegalTech is very interesting.
Law firms aren’t moving from services to tech, so #legaltech companies will have to do it for them. @UnitedLex is leading the way on this. I’d add that @ElevateServices will too.
LegalOps don’t want 7 point solutions. They want a single platform that integrates with the company’s systems and provide robust business intelligence.
#LegalTech consolidation and digitization of legal processes will create a level of standardization that we’ve never had before.
(An aside, @ReenaSenGupta has put together a great panel.)
The legal department will not fix process by throwing #legaltech at a problem. Solutions come from viewing company legal problems as having business solutions before they hit the GC. #inhousetwitter
Tons of innovation from fragmented solutions. This is harming the case for #legaltech is some cases. Fatigue can set in among lawyers.
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