Earlier this thirty day period, at the NetDocuments 3-day Inspire 2022 meeting for shoppers and associates, one of the speakers was Jeff Pfeifer, chief solution officer for LexisNexis for Canada, the U.K., and the U.S. He was there to converse about a one of a kind partnership in between LexisNexis and NetDocuments identified as Highlights, which embeds LexisNexis case investigation and intelligence technology specifically into the NetDocuments system, enriching authorized paperwork and building them easier to come across and retrieve.
A broader concept of both of those Pfeifer and the conference was that of styles of knowledge and of how enriching legal paperwork not only tends to make them less complicated to come across and retrieve, but also enables regulation companies and legal departments to improved see the designs in their knowledge and use individuals insights to far better serve their clientele. For Pfeifer, it is all part of the vision he and LexisNexis have prolonged espoused of facts-driven legislation follow.
Following Pfeifer spoke at the conference, he sat down with me to go over the LexisNexis partnership with NetDocuments and his broader ideas on the long run of facts-pushed law. This is the last of three LawNext episodes I recorded at the Inspire convention. The 1st highlighted an job interview with NetDocuments’ two prime executives, CEO Josh Baxter and CTO and cofounder Alvin Tedjamulia. The next highlighted Dan Hauck, the company’s main product officer.
Pfeifer was previously on LawNext in 2018, where by he spoke in bigger depth about his concept of details-pushed regulation practice.
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