In today’s world, technological advancement is proceeding at a whirlwind pace. Every day, there’s a new AI-powered solution on the market that promises to change the way law firms do business. While some of these products are ultimately nothing more than empty hype, many of these new technologies can make a real difference when it comes to helping law firms do more with less.
One of the latest advancements to offer real benefits for law firm efficiency and spending is robotic process automation, or RPA. While the name may sound daunting to some, RPA is nothing to fear. In fact, it’s something that law firms should be embracing. By automating routine processes, law firms can achieve the seemingly impossible goal of performing more billable work without hiring more people. RPA isn’t just a way of cutting costs, but also a largely untapped avenue for law firm growth.
What Is RPA?
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