The agenda is shaping up nicely and will include privacy, data protection, meaningful change management and implementation, with a workshop on Microsoft Teams.
The conference – or do we call it unconference – will revolve largely
around workshops and discussions relating to the topics that are at the top of
your list of priorities today including:
- ‘The
Killer App’: As vendors look to create one platform to live in,
we will collectively discuss whether there is one application
that is going to drive a single source of data and collaboration and what
does that look like?
- ‘Standardisation
and interoperability’: Consolidation among legal vendors is going to
continue and comes with the promise of single sign on and greater
simplicity but what is required right now in terms of interoperability
between different points solutions? Sarah Blair, IT Director at Thorntons,
is leading this conversation with the Scottish Law Society and Chris Bull
is leading the UK’s development of Standards Advancement for the Legal
Industry (SALI). Together they will lead this discussion with delegates
and vendors where we try to make progress in that dialogue.
The event will follow a similar format to 2019, with the conference starting on Sunday afternoon with opening remarks followed by drinks and dinner. Day two will include a full morning of talks, followed by lunch and a full afternoon of networking activities and one-to-one appointments, which is a fantastic opportunity to spend fun, quality time with your peers. Day three will be another full morning of talks and break out sessions, with the event concluding after lunch.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Kind regards,
Caroline Hill
Editor-in-Chief
Legal IT Insider
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