I spoke with Jonathon Fishman, the CEO of LeanLaw, a timekeeping and billing platform for small and midsize law firms. We discussed how midsize law firms can leverage financial data to improve operational efficiency and profitability, the challenges they face in managing financial operations, and where AI can enhance their ability to monitor the status of legal matters and predict financial outcomes.
I spoke with a number of the participants from the LexisNexis Legal Tech Accelerator, including:
And, David Schnurman, the CEO of Lawline, a leading provider of continuing legal education, who shared insights from his upcoming book – Break Through Your Walls: Bring Your Entrepreneurial Sledgehammer.
We discussed lessons learned in 2017, how the legal industry will shift in 2018, and ways that legal tech start-ups take advantage of new technology, changing expectations, and general market trends in the New Year.
I spoke with Peter Zver, the president of Tikit North America, the maker of the timekeeping software tool, Carpe Diem. We discussed how timekeeping generally and Carpe Diem have evolved in the past 18 months, the most common features that clients are requesting, the importance of forecasting in timekeeping, and what the company will be showcasing at ILTACON 2017.
I spoke with Brett Owens, the founder and CEO of Chrometa, a time keeping software platform for lawyers and other professionals who bill hourly.We discussed the genesis of Chrometa, the difference between timekeeping software and time entry technology, key time capture trends, and where the market is headed, among other topics.
I spoke with Peter Zver, President of Tikit North America, a global software and IT services company and the creator of Carpe Diem, a popular timekeeping solution in the legal market, and Justin Hectus, Director of Information, at Keesal, Young & Logan, a full service business law firm with five offices around the Pacific Rim.
We discussed their participation in the 12th Annual Law Firm Chief Information & Technology Officers Forum being held February 3rd and 4th, the renewed interest in law firm metrics and how firms are applying them, and key best practices for measuring relevant information, while delivering it to the appropriate audience, among other topics.
I spoke with Peter Zver, the president of British Telecom subsidiary Tikit North America, a provider of technology solutions and services to law and accounting firms around the world. We discussed the importance of timekeeping in improving client relations, growing revenue, and enhancing productivity. Zver also addressed the trends associated with passive timekeeping, the velocity of time capture, and next generation time entry. He highlighted the forces that are shifting the landscape in this area, such as mobile technologies, alternative fee arrangements, and the need for e-billing transparency.
Listen to our interview below: