15 Sep What is the clear path to law firm success?
The fact that law firms were able to so profitably address this challenge for so long, and enable lawyers to become increasingly specialized as the law became more complex, speaks to the power of the innovation.
10 Sep Elements of an effective intelligence briefing
In a time where the majority of our engagement is online, too much visual clutter can make a difference between thoughtfully digesting information and simply moving on to the next thing that catches our attention.
26 Aug The digital library: Point of no return?
Many firms have been on the verge of “going digital” for the past few years, inching their way towards this goal by whittling away physical space and canceling print subscriptions. This pandemic has changed the equation by accelerating what was already in motion.
12 Aug Using CI to avoid costly mistakes
Food giant Nestle made a $500-million-dollar mistake in 2015 after failing to monitor and respond adequately to a safety recall in India. A batch of its popular product, Maggi noodles, was tested for high levels of lead and caused the company to lose $277 million…
08 Jul Meet our competitive intelligence editors
LAC Group employs a talented, experienced group of analysts and editors who monitor and summarize competitive intelligence findings for clients. Following are more members of the research and intelligence team in our Moncton, New Brunswick offices.
09 Jun Nurture and protect your key clients
In early March, about the time that COVID was classified as a pandemic, LAC Group presented a webinar, The revenue opportunity you're missing, with Foundation Software Group. The topic was how to enhance enterprise-wide collaboration by combining and leveraging two information sources.
03 Jun A playbook for post-pandemic economic recovery
Every client and prospect we interact with says essentially the same thing: they’re figuring this out as they go. To that end, we’ve compiled and updated a few of the briefings we published during the height of the crisis from late March through April.
20 May Knowledge workers prefer remote work by large margin
The picture they painted is clear: Working from home is here to stay, at least in some capacity to be determined ultimately by employers themselves.
20 May Another coronavirus tipping point: digital libraries
As of this writing, working from home may remain an option for some workers through the summer of 2020 and possibly beyond. Will this be another step toward the all-digital law firm library?