At its most meaningful, legal data analytics isn’t about buzzwords like Big Data or synergy or optimization—it’s about improving legal departments’ performance.
And it works.
The pervasive misconceptions of being too small, too busy or not tech-savvy enough shouldn’t hold a legal department back from exploring the possibilities of a data-driven legal department.
June 18, 2019 at 07:00 AM
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At its most meaningful, legal data analytics isn’t about buzzwords like Big Data or synergy or optimization—it’s about improving legal departments’ performance.
And it works.
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