Document management is important to lawyers. It is pretty much how they make their living – writing contracts, agreements and other types of document, that is. A law firm therefore has a great deal to gain by doing document management well. Read here about the things you should demand of a document management system. Lars […]
Written by: Lars Houmann, CTO, Abakion » About LarsLars’s LinkedIn profile Abakion invited a number of Denmark’s biggest law practices to an IT inspiration meeting in order to get an understanding of lawyers’ ambitions for their IT, both now and in the future. The practices who attended are at the forefront of technological developments, and […]
Lawyers need to handle client data securely. Data must be available in the right places, at the right time, but we must of course also comply with the GDPR. This article is about the aspects of GDPR compliance to be considered when using both a case management system and Outlook in legal work. Written by: […]
DIf you are going to use Business Intelligence, it will place certain demands on your law firm. This isn’t just about technology; it is also very much a matter of organization. Here, Jacob examines the factors you should focus on in the before and after scenarios – and gives you some do’s and don’ts. Written […]
Which roles in a law firm can benefit from Business Intelligence? Partners, barristers, solicitors, finance directors, financial controllers… They all have different insight and reporting needs. Here, we describe the most common needs in the law industry. Written by: Jacob Sanchez Garcia, Consultant Business Intelligence, Abakion You have already started with BI If you use […]
70% of all lawyers say that Business Intelligence improves their business. But how can lawyers actually use Business Intelligence to optimize their operations and raise profitability? We take a look in this article. Written by: Jacob Sanchez Garcia, Consultant Business Intelligence, Abakion ‘Data-driven company’ and ‘Business Intelligence’ have yet to be named as words of […]
