In the issue this week, we cover the case for slow innovation, creativity in law firms, ILTA's technology survey, digital assets, writing as a networking tool for introverts, and some bite-sized morsels.
Dale Miller discussed the role of creativity in law firms, and how an increased focus on collaboration, pricing, and marketing will be the key to the success of future law firms.
Innovation teams can utilize the hub and spoke model to drive quicker decisions and execute faster.
What is the future of work? Even at a broad level, this is a complex topic, and as you focus on legal teams and law firms, it becomes more complex. Discussions around innovation, digital transformation, leveraging technology all lean into supporting this theme. Recently, I sat down with Matt Coatney
Matt Coatney discusses the future of work with relation to law firms and legal teams. We cover how legal services might be delivered, the role of technology, and why change now.
The legal sector has an NPS of -54. By not focusing on clients more, firms are leaving money on the table. Improve customer experience to increase revenue.
