Topic
Automation
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Texas Bar Blog
SXSW panel asks if tech is law’s friend or foe?
“The world is becoming automated, and law is no exception.” This is an unavoidable reality, according to panelists of the South by Southwest Interactive session “Your Next Lawyer Could be…
The Rainmaker Blog
Arguments for Automating Your Email Marketing
I love to travel, especially on those rare occasions where it is just me and my wife and a week of downtime in front of us. I sometimes find myself…
The Rainmaker Blog
The 12 Best Legal Marketing Lessons from 2014: #2. How to Save Time and Money by Automating Your Lead Conversion Process
From now until the end of the year, I will be sharing the 12 best legal marketing lessons from this blog, choosing what I think is the most beneficial post…
The Right Coast
The Robot Economy: Will Machines Take Your Job by 2025?
From driving cars to caring for the elderly, many of the tasks humans perform today will soon be taken over by robots and other forms of artificial intelligence, experts say.…
Tom Mighell
The Increasing Automation of Technology: A Good or Bad Thing?
By Tom Mighell
The latest episode of The Kennedy-Mighell Report is called Automation or Control: Why Attorneys Must Choose (I didn't choose the title) - in it, we discuss the fact that technology services are…
The Right Coast
Jenkins: Robots to the Rescue? – WSJ.com
We need to preserve the incentive for investors to bring us the robots that will make the future bearable, rather than burying entrepreneurs in taxes in a vain attempt to…
The Right Coast
RealClearMarkets – Obama’s Carefully Burnished Economic Ignorance
Thinking about this latest claim reminded me of the president's previous economic brainwave: his claim that the reason for high unemployment is automation, as embodied by the new-fangled ATM machine.…
E-Discovery
Computers replacing lawyers? It’s already happening.
By Patrick Lamb
The New York Times reported over the weekend on Armies of Expensive Lawyers, Replaced by Cheaper Software. Terrific article. It focuses on the use of software for e-discovery rather than…
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
Using Macro Express to Fill In the Blanks
By Greg Lambert
Many of us have repetitive tasks that we do each day. Whether it is entering standard cataloging data, research collection language, or updating client records data, many times the information…
DennisKennedy.Blog
Are Lawyers Doing Work That Should Be Done By Machines?
Good question. Important question. Maybe the Big Question. Ron Friedmann offers his insights into the question in a post about an article in which Cisco's Mark Chandler raises the question…