Building a business case for new technology investment

11 Feb 2022

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The new Practice note, Building a business case for new technology investment outlines the difficulties of embedding new technological investment in the legal industry. However, strategies can be implemented to build a successful business case for new technological investment, such as:

Securing funding, as requested.
Identifying key stakeholders and gaining their input and support.
Documenting ownership, accountability and required resources.
Incorporating market best practice.

For more resources published by Mo Zain Ajaz and related content, see Operations, technology and spend on Practical Law Australia's In-house resource centre.

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