As the year ends, we take a look at 2013′s most interesting legal tech stories. One definite trend in legal technology was the quietly emerging infiltration of “gaming” tools—to improve everything from e-discovery to compliance and ethics training. Tam Harbert explored how small firms to giants like Wolters Kluwer Legal are incorporating gaming into law.
OK—fess up. How many of you play Angry Birds on your iPhone? What if you could play a game that improves the productivity, collaboration, compliance, or expertise of your legal practice? Within a few years, you may be routinely doing just that. Corporations like Cisco Systems and Google’s Motorola Mobility have embraced gamification, and analysts say the trend is gaining steam. Now, software vendors, law firms, and general counsel are starting to experiment to see just how gamification might play in the legal business.
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