Innovation in law firms and legal departments is difficult. Can Lockheed's Skunk Works approach perhaps help?
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AI and legal services – something big is happening
Since the release of ChatGPT 3, and more recently 4, there have been countless posts on all social channels about whether and if so, how this technology will change the legal profession. In my opinion, the answer to this is "surprisingly" short and clear: This kind of "artificial intelligence" is not a "gamechanger", but it … Continue reading AI and legal services – something big is happening
Microsoft Cortex – Knowledge Management for Law Firms and Legal Departments?
The main Microsoft conference "Ignite" on the topics Azure, Office/Microsoft 365, Office, Yammer, Teams took place in Orlando from November 4th to 8th with more than 25.000 (!) participants. In a number of lectures and keynotes it was shown which novelties the company will provide for its cloud products and services around Azure and Office … Continue reading Microsoft Cortex – Knowledge Management for Law Firms and Legal Departments?
No code or low-code platforms – the “Swiss Pocket Knife” for the development of LegalTech applications?
During the last few months, one application in particular has generated above-average interest in the German-speaking legal tech market: the "No-Code" platform "BRYTER".Almost no week passes in which on LinkedIn or Twitter contributions about a "hackathon" cannot be read, in which software solutions are developed using the mentioned application by lawyers (of all hierarchical levels) … Continue reading No code or low-code platforms – the “Swiss Pocket Knife” for the development of LegalTech applications?
Knowledge Management & LegalTech
Knowledge Management (KM) has been on the agenda of almost all law firms with several professionals for almost decades. For good reason. The most important asset in legal advice is the "know-how of a successful and economic handling of mandates" both with regard to the processes and the correct application of the case relevant legal … Continue reading Knowledge Management & LegalTech
Software platforms in the legal market
Ever since Legal Tech " was born to the world ", more and more providers of related programs advertise with the product description to represent an innovative "platform solution". But what does "platform" mean in concrete terms and why is it so important as a software provider to provide such a solution? Term definition "What … Continue reading Software platforms in the legal market
Only those who change remain true to themselves (Wolfgang Biermann)
After experiencing the increasing influence of digitization in legal services (and also the reactions of those responsible in management and IT departments) in various positions and companies (medium-sized large law firms, specialist publishers and start-ups) in my past professional years, I repeatedly noticed that one of the major challenges in the development of suitable strategies … Continue reading Only those who change remain true to themselves (Wolfgang Biermann)
Nur wer sich ändert, bleibt sich treu (Wolfgang Biermann)
Nachdem ich in meinen zurückliegenden Berufsjahren in unterschiedlichen Positionen und Unternehmen (mittelständische Großkanzlei, Fachverlage und Startups) den steigenden Einfluss der Digitalisierung in der Rechtsberatung mitbekommen habe (und auch die Reaktionen der Verantwortlichen in Geschäftsleitungen und IT Abteilungen), stellte ich immer wieder fest, dass eines der großen Probleme bei der Entwicklung geeigneter Strategien für die Nutzung … Continue reading Nur wer sich ändert, bleibt sich treu (Wolfgang Biermann)
Cloud-based law firm software – has the time come?
(This text is the English translation of my blog post from June last year) The topic of “Cloud software for law firms” is playing an increasingly important role for many software providers in Europe. Only a few years ago, it was unthinkable that the legal profession would be offered programs for law firm organizations that … Continue reading Cloud-based law firm software – has the time come?
Case Management Software – Change Please !
(This is the English translation of my article from 24.03.2019) The most viewed post in my blog so far is by far my text about cloudbased law firm software. In my opinion, this continuing interest in “classic” organizational software alongside the “new” „LegalTech” topics such as “Document Analysis with AI”, “Workflow Automation” and “Document Assembly … Continue reading Case Management Software – Change Please !