Law tech observers offer their tips for assembling a tech procurement plan that can withstand internal and external pressures to make a rash decision.
June 17, 2021 at 10:00 AM
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Law firms’ tech procurement process should be standardized and consistently practiced—but that is sometimes easier said than done.
External pressures from legal tech companies anxious to finalize a sale can push some law firms to make hasty decisions, noted Diane Camacho, CEO and founder of IT and operations consultancy firm DLC Consulting Services.
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