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With consumer-focused disruptors changing the legal game, law firms can no longer afford to take a risk-averse approach to technology. Our latest report outlines five ways to break with convention and forge a new path in the legal market.

The legal sector is filling up with tech-fuelled competition. Here's how your firm can break with conventions to stand out from the crowd.

Rip up the Rule Book, legal report, June 2021

The challenges thrown up by 2020 have shown the increasing importance of corporate resilience and contingency planning in uncertain markets. The survival and continued success of a business has come to rely on the organisation’s ability to innovate and adapt to circumstance while maintaining the vision of a long-term roa.

Katie Gibbs on ethical AI design at Big Data London

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Catch up on Head of Consulting Katie Gibbs' Big Data London 2020 keynote, breaking down a year of algorithmic controversies and offering tips on how to improve the ethics of machine learning projects.

"Business people don't need to understand how the algorithm works - just what it can do." AI strategist Andrew Burgess offers a dose of reality on TechKnow

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Joy Poole | 1 mins read

When it comes to Artificial Intelligence, our understanding of the technology has often been at odds with the reality of what it is capable of. This has resulted in a lack of wildly successful use cases. Recent research from IDC found that half of AI projects fail for one in four companies on average, with “unrealistic e.

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Tear up the legal rule book!

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