When both sides rely on the same data set, conversations move from anecdotal to actionable. You gain a shared foundation to assess what's working, what’s not, and where to pivot.

For corporate counsel, metrics offer cost predictability and enable proactive budget forecasting. For law firms, they provide a clear way to demonstrate value and optimize internal workflows.

For corporate legal departments and their outside counsel, success hinges on accountability, efficiency, and transparency. That’s why metrics matter. 🧵 #LegalTech

Too often, #DigitalStrategies in the legal world are built on the assumption that tomorrow will look like today. That’s a risky bet. That’s why we focus on flexibility at @LLMinc: dynamic privilege rules, real-time collaboration, and configurable workflows.

In today’s environment, where litigation timelines are tight and data volumes are only increasing, the old way of doing discovery simply isn’t sustainable. What’s become clear is this: a comprehensive #DiscoveryManagementSolution is crucial.

Disconnected platforms and siloed data create friction at the very moments when clarity and speed are most needed. That’s why at LLM, one of our main goals is helping legal departments eliminate fragmentation and surface insight faster.

They went from 150+ ERPs to 10. From 2,700 applications to fewer than 1,000. Because fragmented systems don’t just slow down operations; they fragment insight, ownership, and agility.

I really liked reading about Honeywell’s transformation approach in this article: Their focus was on reducing internal complexity as a strategic lever for transformation.

#DigitalTransformation isn’t about swapping one system for another. We have to go beyond that. We have to rethink the very way an organization functions and delivers value. 🧵

Ransomware costs were up 60%. Cryptojacking tripled. Business email compromises doubled. And we’re still talking about billions of records exposed. Here’s the good news buried in the mess: 95% of breaches were preventable with the right tech. #LegalTech

In litigation, unpredictability is part of the job. but it definitely shouldn't define how you manage your cases. In the #LegalSector, predictability is all about illuminating deadlines, responsibilities, review progress, and cost exposure. And we can help with that at @LLMinc.

Decisive leaders are 2.5x more trusted by employees and 4.2x more likely to sustain performance, says @McKinsey. In today’s uncertainty, clarity and courage matter more than ever, particularly in the world of #LegalTech.

Brand and demand aren’t rivals; they’re a power couple. Brand builds trust, demand drives action. When integrated, they amplify results, strengthen relationships, and maximize ROI. Don't choose one; work together. @martechismktg

One line from this @Forbes piece hit close to home: "The biggest security failures rarely stem from cutting-edge attacks. They happen because of mundane, preventable errors." In legal tech, the gaps that cause the most damage are foundational.

Because in a world where data volumes are growing and timelines are shrinking, efficiency and agility are essential if you want to keep up with the competition. For those who’ve made the leap: What tech has had the biggest impact on your legal operations?.

But here’s the catch: while some businesses are fully embracing this transformation, many are still treating legal tech as optional. Personally, I'd say that's risky.

💠 Cloud-based tools give legal teams secure, real-time access to case data wherever they are. 💠 AI and analytics surface insights early, so you're actually anticipating. 💠 Automation reduces the friction of review and production, so teams can focus on strategy.

For decades, legal services were built around physical files, slow-moving discovery, and reactive decision-making. Today, technology has changed that forever. We’re now in an era where:.

There's an important takeaway in this recent @wef article that applies far beyond the manufacturing world: The failure of #DigitalTransformation is often not about a lack of skills, but a lack of usability. In legal tech, we see a similar story.

At @LLMinc, we've seen firsthand how traditional on-premise solutions leave law firms and legal departments vulnerable to avoidable #DataLoss risks. That’s where the cloud makes a difference. Automatic versioning and real-time backups mean that data is constantly protected.