STEPHEN STEWART In my first blog, I talked about human-centred design, and how it can positively influence the beginning of a legal tech journey, to the point where challenges and opportunities have been fully identified, and requirements developed to address them. Building on this, businesses can use human-centred design principles to inform the identification, implementation…
STEPHEN STEWART What is it and why is it relevant? Human-centred design is an approach to designing products that puts people at the centre of the design process. It involves identifying the relevant people, understanding their context, needs, preferences and experiences, and developing, with them, a solution to fit. The adoption of a legal tech…
In this Episode Tyson talk to Denis Potemkin – CEO and founder of Majoto – a contract design and automation startup. The idea behind Majoto was to transform how contracts look and turn dull static documents into functional tools. Tyson talks to Denis about how he has managed to balance his work home life, his…
ANDREW DUNKLEY In my first blog, I talked about the importance of starting your analytics journey in the right way. By defining valuable questions that have answers you can use to drive business decisions and behaviours, you’ll get off on the right foot. So, now it’s time to dive into the data to get those…
In this Episode Tyson talk to Tony Thai, the founder, CEO & Chief Engineer of HyperDraft – a legal tech tooling company that specializes in document automation software for lawyers and legal departments that make drafting simpler, better and faster. Tony started out as a software engineer before going to law school. His passion for…
In this episode Tyson speaks to Michael Grupp, CEO of BRYTER, the leading no-code platform to automate expert knowledge. BRYTER is especially geared towards experts in law, finance, tax and compliance working with complex, conditional and scenario-based content who want to automate recurring and standardizable decision-making processes. They discuss what a day in the life…
ANDREW DUNKLEY It’s hard to read anything in the legal press without being told about the transformative potential of the data held by legal and compliance teams. There are lots of big claims and even more buzzwords like ‘analytics, ‘AI’ and ‘data science’. I think that most people in the legal market come to these…
Your information architecture (IA) can strongly influence your employee and client experience. If it is not good, user experience will suffer, which causes frustration and productivity to plummet. For example, if you have poor IA, employees may spend more time finding information than completing tasks. First thing’s first though – what is Information Architecture and…
The definition of ‘data’ can be pretty ambiguous. The thought of dealing with it can also be very overwhelming. As you read this, what is popping into your mind if you need to picture ‘data’? Is it a spreadsheet full of numbers or statistics generated by different computer coding languages? None of these is wrong,…
Following on from my previous article, which you can read here, I wanted to explore in more detail the use case for data integrations, and compare them with data migrations; a separate but linked process which is also crucial to future-proofing your data landscape. MIGRATIONS Data migration and integration refers to the process of moving…