Innovating allows the lawyer to escape a loop of inefficiency, improve his client relationship and differentiate himself from the competition.

Innovation is a diamond for any industry, but the legal sector has traditionally been somewhat reticent about it. However, in-house lawyers can put their clients at the centre and offer them an effective and differentiated service compared to the competitors. If this is your case and you work as a lawyer in the legal department of a corporation, keep reading to find out why you should bet on innovation.

Document management is the way in which companies or organisations classify, secure, approve and complete elements related to the management of the company or organisation. Legal and HR teams in companies manage a large number of documents every hour, every day and almost every minute. Document management is time-consuming and, in the face of high workflows, leads teams to perform less efficiently and make mistakes.

I’ve spent most of my career deeply involved in technological and organizational transformations, working hand in hand with my clients through challenging transition times. Along the road, I’ve seen some projects succeed and achieve incredible results, while others have made no significant impact.

We can all agree that Artificial intelligence, better known as AI, is one of the most trending topics in 2020. However, due to the complexity of AI and its vastly broad horizon, the technology can be hard to understand. And this false perception of AI has made individuals become skeptical and made those who don’t understand it fearful.

Not only that, but the idea that sci-fi movies have portrayed about AI over the years has majorly confused many of us.