Collaborative Design Makes Tech Vendors Better at 'Killing' Bad Ideas Early
Collecting user input even at the earliest stages of product design allows legal tech vendors to avoid wasting time with costly dead ends—and is becoming increasingly vital as the market grows more competitive.
June 16, 2021 at 10:00 AM
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Legal TechnologyFor some legal tech companies, embracing a collaborative design philosophy that leans heavily upon customer input may already be a way of life. However, an increasingly robust and competitive legal tech market could be putting more pressure on vendors to distinguish themselves with quality user experience—and for that they need outside feedback.
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