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Your process – improvement or overhaul?
Incremental process improvements are better than an overhaul. Is that true? I saw this strapline in an interesting blog I read recently, an excellent blog with which I agreed totally
The hard numbers behind a bold strategy
“We’re going to shift this number from 19% to 25%.” If this figure is the proportion of employees from a specific minority ethnic group in the total workforce, it is
Two things you can improve – efficiency and productivity.
Of course, if you think they’re the same thing, then that’s only one thing you can improve. But I don’t think they are, and I believe that understanding which should
Four Agile legs good, two Waterfall legs bad?
I read a recent blog on legal project management that proposed that legal project management should be of the “agile” variety, not the waterfall variety. The basis for this was
The most disastrous thing
This post was first published on our sister site (www.edgeoflaw.com) in March 2018. We’re republishing it here because the topic of “Should lawyers code?” keeps resurfacing. It seems the “lawyers
The neglect of value in legal innovation
Is Big Law innovating? Has it been, but is now stopping? Can it stop (if, indeed, it has started)? If it had been innovating, but has now stopped, would it
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