Prioritizing Your Law Firm's IT Budget for 2023
In preparation for potential economic uncertainty ahead, law firms should be setting clear priorities, investing in the cloud, focusing on cybersecurity and more when budgeting for technology in 2023.
November 30, 2022 at 04:45 PM
4 minute read
Legal TechnologyThe end of 2022 closes out two years of high uncertainty—a pandemic, supply-chain delays, a war, market downturns and crypto implosions, among other complications—leaving many law firms wondering how and where to align their technology budgets for best use in 2023. It is tempting to say firm leaders are in unfamiliar territory, but those with a history in the field are aware that, while certain aspects of our times may be unique, careful planning and budgeting can provide for the needed safe harbor when the clouds darken and seas turn unexpectedly rough.
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