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The 5 Biggest Takeaways from the ABA 2019 Legal Technology Survey
How are today’s law firms using technology and where do they still need help? That’s what the American Bar Association recently set out to answer in its 2019 Legal Technology Survey Report.
The Importance of Workstream Collaboration
It used to be that a workplace consisted of offices, desks, and colleagues you saw face-to-face on a daily basis. Now, we’re in a technology-enabled era where the ping of a messaging app is the new company memo, videoconferencing is the new watercooler, and your closest colleague could be halfway around the world.
4 Steps to Help Anyone Become a Better Project Manager
For many firms, the days of relying on an official project manager are gone. As teams learn to do more with less and become larger, more geographically dispersed and cross-functional, solid project management skills are a must for every professional leader.
4 Data Privacy Rules to Help Your Business Avoid Its ‘Silicon Valley’ Moment
How private is your firm’s data?
4 Lessons Learned at ILTA – and How They Could Impact Your Team
As the premier conference focused on legal technology, this year’s ILTACON event in Orlando, Florida, brought together thought leaders and technology decision-makers to explore operational strategies for today’s ever-changing legal industry.
Setting the Stage for Successful Change Management
Traditional industries are at a tipping point. Over the past two decades, technology adoption has spread quickly across the more adaptive, largely unregulated industries of retail, marketing, advertising and others.
4 Pillars to Our Product Development Philosophy
We set out on the journey to build Workstorm after a series of “Ah-ha!” moments, beginning in 2016. Through each of these moments, we established the four pillars that make up our product development philosophy.
The Power of Collaborating with Workspaces
Ever feel like you have too many open tabs? Too many emails? Too many deadlines? Too many communications happening all at once? To reduce stress and clutter, you need a single, well-organized work space to see and respond to everyone important to you.
