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Whitepaper: Moving From Spend Management To Predictive Spend: Control Outside Counsel Spend With Better Data
Learn about the horizon of opportunities, benefits and real-life examples of using legal spend management solutions in our exclusive Whitepaper.
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Protecting Your Organisation’s IT Systems, Networks & Infrastructure
How can law firms and companies best protect their most critical infrastructure: the IT systems and networks that are the backbone of those organisations?
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Podcast: Finding The Next Generation of Technology for Legal Ops
What does the corporate law department of the future look like and how can the industry move toward building the foundations of a modern law department?
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Strategic Advice, Legal Operations are Corporate Counsel Priorities, says Report
Legal teams are finding new ways to cut administrative processes out of their workdays. Many are increasing their use of technology to optimise processes.
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2022 State of Corporate Law Departments
Benchmark, optimise, and innovate: Law department performance in a post-pandemic world.
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New “.au” Direct Domain Names Launching 24 March
Complimentary toolkit with everything you need to know to apply to register your desired .au direct domain name or risk losing it.
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The 2022 Essential Legal Metrics Guide
The Essential Legal Metrics Guide to effectively manage spend, matters and deliver true value
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Despite Risks to Future Profits, US Law Firm Business Leaders Remain Optimistic, Says Report
If law firm business leaders are facing sleepless nights, it’s likely that talent questions are what’s keeping them up at night, according to a new report.
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Legal Department Operations Index Shows Focus on Spending, Technology, and Management
Spending, technology, and department management are the issues that are top of mind for many corporate legal departments, according to a new report.
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