In the area of new technologies, the digital universe doubles every two years - with an exponential growth of unstructured data. Companies worldwide feel a strong need to generate better insights and understand more quickly and efficiently what is contained within their data. However, though data volumes increase constantly, the timelines, team sizes and budgets remain static in many firms. A recently published study shows that this is also the case in the legal sector.
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This article was originally published by our ayfie CTO Johannes Stiehler in Law Technology Today on October 2nd, 2018.
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The ayfie team joined the Nordic Legal Tech Day in Stockholm last week. We had the pleasure of having a booth and running a live demo. The annual event focused on the digitalization and development of the legal industry, along with the future role of lawyers and legal departments. It was an interesting and energetic day of insights, learning and great discussions. Here are some of our key take-aways from the event.
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Legal Tech är ett hett ämne över hela världen just nu – och advokatbranschen i Norden är inget undantag. Den 19 september arrangerar därför LegalWorks Nordic Legal Tech Day i Stockholm.
Där diskuteras hur digitalisering och ny teknik kommer att förändra framtiden för jurister. Både innovativa advokater och teknikleverantörer deltar. Ayfie är en av dem. Vi kommer att visa hur man kan effektivisera olika arbetsprocesser inom branschen genom smart sökning, textanalys och insikter.Topics: swedish, blogpost, Nordic Legal Tech Day, lawtech, legal industry, legal, Advokatbranschen, verktyg för att effektivisera arbetsprocesserna
The legal industry is undergoing major changes and the use of new technology is reshaping the way lawyers work, interact, and share knowledge. Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to perform most tasks currently carried out by humans, which has left many legal professionals concerned about their future. Yet AI it is not about replacing lawyers or the expertise they have; it’s about using technology as a tool to optimize workflows and make more efficient use of lawyers’ time and knowledge.
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