Point of View
The modern CMO: Advancing marketing from reactive to predictive
Chief Marketing Officers who modernize business development strategies can accelerate revenue and market share growth with both new and existing clients.
Infographic
The 3 stages of modern marketing
Over a 3 stage journey, legal marketing can shift from a supportive role to a strategic function.
Video
Legal clients are demanding more than ever. How can the modern law firm keep up?
Revenue growth, efficiency, and improved client services are only the beginning. How else can your firm benefit from AI? Watch the video.
Point of View
The modern CMO: Advancing marketing from reactive to predictive
Chief Marketing Officers who modernize business development strategies can accelerate revenue and market share growth with both new and existing clients.
Infographic
The 3 stages of modern marketing
Over a 3 stage journey, legal marketing can shift from a supportive role to a strategic function.
Video
Legal clients are demanding more than ever. How can the modern law firm keep up?
Revenue growth, efficiency, and improved client services are only the beginning. How else can your firm benefit from AI? Watch the video.
Read the Latest from Professional and Financial Services Thought Leaders
Brief
Professional services firms have more data than ever at their disposal, but deriving meaningful insights from that data — and converting knowledge into action — is easier said than done.
Brief
Brief
Even when firms hire a diverse workforce, workers from underrepresented groups may still feel like they don’t belong. Discover how technology can help combat unconscious bias, increase both diversity and inclusion, and allow people to bring their authentic selves to work.
Brief
Legal AI is poised to unleash the next wave of digital disruption in the industry. But when it comes to AI in law firms, how do we separate fact from fiction, make sense of all the hype, and identify strategies within the cultural context of existing incentive structures?
Brief
The emergence of big data has given rise to “dataism” — a mindset or philosophy that believes relying on data could reduce cognitive biases and illuminate patterns of behavior we haven’t yet noticed. But what are the consequences of dataism in the legal industry, and how do we determine the applicability of AI solutions to augment service delivery?
