Law firms that involve their IT directors in the policy-making process are reaping the benefits. Derek Bedlow reports on the results of the Legal Week Intelligence law firm technology survey
Technology, as IT guru Richard Susskind and others have been telling us for years, has the capacity to transform the way law firms do business, making them leaner, meaner organisations that are better able to respond to client needs and provide the working experience that their employees demand.
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