VERLATA BLASTS OFF WITH THE SINGAPORE TECH-CELERATE FOR LAW SCHEME
Verlata’s Tech-celerate for Law Participation:
Verlata celebrates the formation of the Tech-celerate for Law programme.
We look forward to supporting Singapore law firms adopt new technology, and now, across multiple categories to help your practice embrace a digital environment, become smarter and more efficient.
Baseline Category Technologies:
Practice Management and Accounting: CoreMatter
Document and Email Management: NetDocuments
Advanced Category Technologies:
Document Review and Proofreading Tools: Litera Microsystems
(Contract Companion, DocXtools Companion, Clause Companion)
About the scheme:
Tech-celerate for Law is a support scheme for the adoption of technology solutions by Singapore Law Practices (SLPs). Administered by the Law Society of Singapore, in partnership with Ministry of Law, Enterprise Singapore and Info-Communications Media Development, this scheme will prepare SLPs for future disruptions beyond baseline technology adoption, empowering SLPs to focus on delivering enhanced legal services, strengthening their capabilities and increasing their competitiveness in the global landscape.
More details: https://www.lawsociety.org.sg/lpi/tech-celerate-for-law/
Tech-celerate for Law Roadshow:
Accompanying the support scheme is a 1-day roadshow held at the InterContinental Hotel on 15 May 2019, will allow participants to understand more on the Tech-celerate for Law scheme and hear from talks and panel discussions, exploring the issues relating to legal technology strategies, implications of AI and the digital era on the future legal workforce and the innovation experience of other sectors.
Expect fireworks, excitement, lift-offs and blast-offs in 2019.
Do contact us at singapore@verlata.com and we will be sure to get you on your way.
About Verlata:
Verlata Consulting or Verlata for short, specialises in the implementation, delivery and training of legaltech solutions for private practice law firms and in-house corporate legal departments, predominantly in the Asia Pacific region.