Conducting 3rd Party Investigations: the Challenge and the Solution
Replicating data and sending it offsite for analysis creates unnecessary risk by exposing personal data outside the enterprise. However, there is a...
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Susanne Ullrich
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Nov 7, 2019 8:37:21 AM
Last week, we held the last edition of ayfie's LawTech lecture series in 2019 at Barclays Eagle Labs in London. It was a great success with exciting talks from Dr. Stacy Sinclair at Fenwick Elliott and Hannah Burnett at Lineal. Under the umbrella of the event topic "Using ayfie - Uncover the 'who did what when' faster, easier and with more impact" both of them were sharing their experience and best practice examples of leveraging the power of legal tech for Early Case Assessment (ECA). After these highly interesting talks, the audience was able to ask questions in a Q&A session, moderated by our CTO Johannes Stiehler. He also gave a quick product demo of ayfie, showing the sophisticated ayfie Inspector solution in action.
In case you have missed the event, we have good news for you: The recording of the talks and Q&A is available now. Make sure to watch it to get inspiration and best practice examples on the latest trends in legal tech from these leading experts in their fields:
The following video shows the talks of Lineal and Fenwick Elliott:
It is worth diving deeper into the examples of Lineal and Fenwick Elliott by also watching the Q&A session with interesting questions from the moderator and the audience. This video also includes the live demo of ayfie Inspector by ayfie's CTO Johannes Stiehler.
Please sign up for free here to watch the second part of this event video:
In case you don't have time to watch the videos now, we want to share some our highlight quotes from the evening with you:
Hannah Burnett at Lineal:
Dr. Stacy Sinclair at Fenwick Elliott:
Johannes Stiehler at ayfie Group:
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