How to Ensure Your Operations Thrive in the New Normal
[On-Demand] | Join this webcast to learn insights and best practices in managing the sudden pivot to remote staffing, firm and vendor disruptions, and process changes to sustain the continuity of services the rest of the industry relies upon.
June 15, 2020 at 11:56 PM
2 minute read
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What practices and tools will help you tomorrow, not just today?
Join this webcast and gain insights and best practices on remote staffing, firm and vendor disruptions, and process changes to sustain the continuity of services the rest of the industry relies upon.
Plus, learn how to ensure your operations keep driving cross-functional collaboration, outside counsel engagement, knowledge management, and the delivery of legal services in ways that are flexible enough to meet the "new normal" head-on. You'll walk away with new, quickly applicable ideas for strategic planning and technology roadmapping for your organization. Additionally, you'll learn:
- 5 tips to future-proof your organization
- What your peers are currently doing in this climate
- New ways to use technology and how to integrate user adoption
Also, all attendees will recieve this free eBook:
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Speakers:
 | Steven O'Donnell Head of Product Marketing Mitratech |
 | Brian McGovern General Manager, Workflow Solutions Mitratech |
 | Jeffrey Marple Director of Innovation, Corporate Legal Liberty Mutual |
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