As law firms start to see the benefits of integrating analytics into business practices, McMillan and IBM look to collaborate on ways to expand analytics into the legal marketplace.
August 04, 2016 at 03:09 PM
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Canadian law firm McMillan announced today a new partnership with IBM to develop an analytic insights platform for the firm to review internal data about cost and resource management.
The platform will use fundamental structures drawn from IBM’s statistical package SPSS, which allows manipulation and analysis of data, along with IBM Cloud storage to derive insights about the accuracy of cost estimates, time spent and staffing for its various legal services.
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