Analytics, automation, and artificial intelligence were a major focus at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos in January 2017, with global business leaders expressing both optimism and fear about its potential. These technologies are shaping our world quicker than experts expected. Are they also reshaping the legal profession?
The short answer is yes.
In their second annual look at internal legal departments’ use of these technologies, the Coalition of Technology Resources for Lawyers (CTRL) and the Information Governance Initiative found that adoption is accelerating and practitioners are more
bullish than ever.
Join our webinar for an exclusive first look at CTRL 2017 research into how corporate legal departments are putting these advanced technologies to work.
We’ll discuss:
- The top ways legal teams are using advanced analytics for e-discovery and information governance
- Spending predictions and the biggest areas of investment
- Which use case saw a 550% increase in the number of people who said, “my organization isn’t currently using analytics for this, but will this year.”
