Are Point Solutions All They’re Cracked Up To Be? 

Many profitable and well-run law firms have separate legal technology systems for separate tasks. 

But could these firms save some cash and become more efficient if they were to consolidate these tools? 

Would doing so provide competitive advantages in the future? 

How difficult of a process — really — is it to consolidate separate systems and the data they contain? 

In the latest “Adventures in Legal Tech” podcast, host Jared Correia is joined by Dr. Cain Elliott and Keegan Chapman of Filevine to explore these questions. 

The Hidden Perils

Consider the video consumers who got rid of basic cable for a mashup of streaming apps. For many, what at first blush seems like a savvy approach can end up being more costly. 

When it comes to business risk, however, there’s an added pitfall: The more tools you have, the more hidden features can emerge. Here, the panelists discuss hidden risks in technology tools.

Mailboxes and Doc Management

Is using your email as a document repository an effective system? Here, the panel shares an analogy from the physical world.

Consider the Roomba

Using a general AI app for legal work can be like letting a Roomba run wild outside. Here, the panelists explain why. 

Digging Deeper

Curious to hear the full episode? Listen here. 

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