The 14th Blickstein Group Annual Law Department Operations Survey found that as in-house teams take a more business-minded approach to decision-making, they're adopting more technology and automating more processes. However, their technological evolution is still a work in progress.
February 09, 2022 at 01:08 PM
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Legal Tech Reporter
Today’s legal departments are behaving more like business units than they have at any point in the past, which is accelerating their technological evolution—albeit with some room for improvement, according to the “14th Blickstein Group Annual Law Department Operations Survey.”
The online survey, which consisted of 127 questions and was conducted by consultancy firm Blickstein Group in collaboration with Deloitte, evaluated answers from 81 legal ops professionals across as many companies.
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