A growing trend in the Legal industry sees law firms embracing automation and artificial intelligence in an effort to address their clients' desire for faster and less expensive legal services. However, effective and efficient outputs through modern technologies rely on the quality of the inputs, much like a Formula 1 car needs high-octane premium fuel to perform at its best. Subsequently, if the data relied upon to drive modern technology is tainted (inaccurate, duplicated, or missing) then your technology investment is seriously compromised, and your competitive advantage is diluted.

Extracting peak performance from your automation or artificial intelligence investments requires good data, which can be achieved through disciplined behaviour, data cleansing and quality assurance.
 
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Robert Wagner, Partner, Harriss Wagner Consultants and Advisers

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