CobbleStone Software’s Executive VP and Founder, Mark Nastasi, narrows down his top eight items of recommendation to help you lead your legal digital transformation in 2022.
The Top 8 Items for Legal Digital Transformation in 2022
By Mark Nastasi on 12/23/21
CobbleStone Software Blog Recap for October 2021
By Sean Heck on 11/1/21
Did you miss any of our blog posts from October? Don’t worry; we have outlined each of them for you. Stay up-to-date with industry topics, real-world case studies, and contract management and procurement best practices by reading the latest CobbleStone® content.
Why the Future of Legal Operations Depends on Digital Transformation
By Sean Heck on 07/27/21
As legal operations processes and legal technology standards evolve, it is important that organizations adapt accordingly. As contract complexity and contract volume grow, the fact that manual and outdated methods of contract management will no longer suffice is quickly elucidated. As such, organizations working with contracts must embrace digital transformation to increase revenue, decrease contract lifecycle management bottlenecks, and succeed in this ever-changing technological landscape. Read on to learn about the nature of digital transformation - and how digital transformation with contract management software can help organizations to seamlessly navigate the future of legal operations.
Digital Innovation in the Procurement Process
By Jamie Reedy on 05/22/18
There’s a lot of buzz when it comes to digital innovation in just about any part of an organization. When it comes down to it, what exactly does that entail?
It is very rare when an organization is so on point that others use them as a standard (we’re looking at you, Amazon). The ability to have most, or all, of your business processes fine-tuned and in sync is something that most organizations are often trying to accomplish. These types of changes could take years before they truly take effect. Unfortunately, business happens quick and organizations can’t afford to wait that long. Many areas of the organization including marketing, sales, and service departments have already eradicated outdated ways of operating.