Corporate Legal Eagles Start to Embrace Artificial Intelligence
Legal groups committed to accelerating their digital journey need to find a practical path that balances opportunities with the realities of the organization's current digital maturity, investment budgets and the cultural transformation required.
January 10, 2019 at 01:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
This story originally published on Corporate Counsel.
One of the last places you would expect to hear the siren call of the Airbnb or WeChat consumer experience is in a corporate legal department. But as powerful experiences spread from consumer markets to companies' internal work, a legal department's internal customers now have similar expectations for convenience, simplicity, speed and low cost.
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