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Showing posts with label legaltech. Show all posts
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
CT TyMetrix at LegalTech NY
I had the pleasure of being interviewed by the New York Law Journal's Beth Bianculli yesterday at the Incisive Media Legaltech Video Booth (their site provides the full list of Q&As with conference participants and exhibitors). We spoke briefly about the advantages CT TyMetrix can provide to the in-house law department, particularly in a business environment where costs are under ever-increasing scrutiny. Unfortunately, it would seem that my microphone hadn't been turned all the way up, so you may need to listen closely. In any case, we're happy to have been a part of their video conversations (and to be among the company of notable legal bloggers: Rees Morrison also features his Legaltech video today on his Law Department Management blog).
If you're at Legaltech today or tomorrow, please feel free to stop by our booth (#217). And don't forget to mark your schedule to join CT TyMetrix's own Matt Den Ouden for this afternoon's panel discussion on matter management systems, moderated by Scott Rosenberg of Huron Consulting (click here for a preview).
If you're at Legaltech today or tomorrow, please feel free to stop by our booth (#217). And don't forget to mark your schedule to join CT TyMetrix's own Matt Den Ouden for this afternoon's panel discussion on matter management systems, moderated by Scott Rosenberg of Huron Consulting (click here for a preview).
Monday, January 26, 2009
Matter Management 2.0
I've been invited to participate in a LegalTech panel on Tuesday, February 3.
Matter Management 2.0
If there was ever an offering that was in need of reality show make over, it is (at least as commonly conceived by the market) good old “matter management”. Like the Ford 150 that just got taken for granted as a necessity, it is time for a redo. And I think there is actually a lot to talk about if you compare what people think as to what is or should be included in or asked of matter management circa 2000 verses 2009 / 2010. This very subject will be put to a panel organized by Huron at Legal Tech Tuesday in NYC. Myself and two leaders from other legal software companies will all be asked to talk about how matter management has changed, what its ROI is or should be, and what is coming around the corner. In short, why should the law department market care and think about updating their old system.
At Huron’s request, the three leading vendors have agreed to “lay down their arms” for the session and talk openly about what is on the road map in the area of integrated platforms, EDD, legal holds, DM, spend management, reporting, and a host of other topics. I am looking forward to it and I do feel it is time to challenge the industry in tough economy to show how these platforms add value and how it is possible for a law department to not have to stop at every booth at Legal Tech to stitch together a solution that meets its needs. “Necessity is always the mother of invention”, but happily I think the market is ready to meet this challenge.
Matter Management 2.0
If there was ever an offering that was in need of reality show make over, it is (at least as commonly conceived by the market) good old “matter management”. Like the Ford 150 that just got taken for granted as a necessity, it is time for a redo. And I think there is actually a lot to talk about if you compare what people think as to what is or should be included in or asked of matter management circa 2000 verses 2009 / 2010. This very subject will be put to a panel organized by Huron at Legal Tech Tuesday in NYC. Myself and two leaders from other legal software companies will all be asked to talk about how matter management has changed, what its ROI is or should be, and what is coming around the corner. In short, why should the law department market care and think about updating their old system.
At Huron’s request, the three leading vendors have agreed to “lay down their arms” for the session and talk openly about what is on the road map in the area of integrated platforms, EDD, legal holds, DM, spend management, reporting, and a host of other topics. I am looking forward to it and I do feel it is time to challenge the industry in tough economy to show how these platforms add value and how it is possible for a law department to not have to stop at every booth at Legal Tech to stitch together a solution that meets its needs. “Necessity is always the mother of invention”, but happily I think the market is ready to meet this challenge.
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