Dhamija, who spent over two decades at organizations like BlackRock, Viacom and J.P. Morgan, noted that the failure to implement the right legal technology in-house is often hard to own up to. But 'calling it' may not always be wise.
July 11, 2024 at 06:18 PM
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Legal Tech Reporter
The original version of this story was published on Legaltech News
After spending over two decades on tech procurement and compliance in-house at organizations like BlackRock, Viacom and J.P. Morgan, Vandana Dhamija returned to consulting on legal operations earlier this year.
As the founder and CEO of Legal Operations Consulting, a firm she started over nine years ago, Dhamija came back to it earlier this year, armed with years of insight into how in-house legal departments view, acquire and yes, sometimes squander, technology.
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Vandana Dhamija founder and CEO of Legal Operations Consulting. Courtesy photo
