Legal IT Top 100: The legal IT market is maturing as firms slow down in their race to invest in IT. A new, collaborative approach is emerging, as firms and clients get together to develop new systems. Kieran Flatt reports
November 16, 2005 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
There is safety in numbers. This basic tenet of survival applies not only throughout the animal kingdom, from lions to lemmings, but equally to businesses.
Law firms have often been likened to lemmings, not for any propensity to hurl themselves off precipices, but because they tend to follow the crowd – and not least when it comes to buying IT. There is a lot of sense in this.
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