It probably wouldn’t surprise very many people to know that clients drive much of the technology law firms are implementing. However, thanks to the rise of consumer-driven technology, the employees working inside those firms may have stronger opinions than ever about the hardware and solutions they deploy in their everyday work.
Just how influential those preferences are in determining the course a firm takes with regard to its technology likely varies from practice to practice, but chances are legal teams are taking more of an interest in how their chosen solutions are meeting the needs and expectations of their employees.
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