In the last 12 months, companies have had to rapidly accelerate their digital transformation efforts. Back in April, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella stated that there had been two years’ worth of digital transformation take place in two months, and it is proving true.

“Curveball after curveball after curveball” is a pretty accurate summary of 2020. Yet, despite every unpredictability that came our way, the legal industry found ways to survive — and even thrive — with technology playing a central role in the transformation.

Technology is more ubiquitous in our personal and professional lives than ever before. But as our use of tech tools and platforms increase, so do the opportunities to lose control of our documents and data.

In January of 2020 most of us could not have predicted just how drastically our work environment would change in the coming months. The biggest and most common element of that change has been the shift to remote work.

Culture has a direct impact on how your attorneys and staff relate to the organization, their work, and each other. Building and maintaining a positive, successful department culture can be challenging regardless of circumstances, but particularly when all or part of your team is dispersed.

The landscape of legal work has changed significantly over the past year, but what you may be wondering is whether or not these changes will actually stick and, if they do, what effect they’ll have on your day-to-day work as a lawyer, legal operations professional, or IT support.

Last year, the legal industry experienced a complete transformation regarding technology adoption. As the world shifted to working from home, we welcomed firms and legal departments from around the world as they searched for solutions to support their own clients, while ushering in a new paradigm of how lawyers work around the world.

We believe everyone should have the opportunity to not only discover what inspires them, but learn how to harness that inspiration to drive their future success.

As we kick off 2021, we're seeing how organizations at the forefront of technology are taking on security in more thoughtful ways to ensure accessibility, increase efficiency, and check all the boxes to enhance the integrity of the data they need to get work done.

It’s no secret that modern technology can solve many of the everyday annoyances that plague office workers everywhere. It’s also true however that old, outdated technology could be costing your teams time, effort, and money.