Podcast focusing on tech-enabled legal service delivery and the people and products that make it happen - created and hosted by Rob MacAdam.
Legaltech Arcade
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Podcast focusing on tech-enabled legal service delivery and the people and products that make it happen - created and hosted by Rob MacAdam.
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8/26/2020
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Recent Episodes
June 25, 2021
Introducing computational contracts, with Martin Clausen of Syngrato (HyperContracts)
In this episode, I talk to Martin Clausen, CEO of Syngrato about the exciting rise of computational contracts and his new product, HyperContracts. We discuss what computational contracts are, the benefits of building computational models of commercial relationships, simulating outcomes before and after execution, how version control works when dealing with computational contracts, why applying a coding mindset to contract drafting can improve quality and decrease risk, and why they are different from smart contracts! Topics of discussion The origins of HyperContracts What computational contracts are and their benefits Contract-as-a-service Computational contracts for government framework agreements Using event flows to run contractual simulations How a contract can answer questions about itself Contractual debugging and QA Versioning and source control for computational contracts How to get started with computational contracts
June 2, 2021
The other AI: Augmented intelligence in law, with Christophe Frerebeau of Della
In this episode, I talk to Christophe Frerebeau, Founder and CEO of Della. We discuss the evolution of AI in law, why other AI tools have been focusing on the wrong problem, the Q&A approach to AI contract review, the interaction of legal AI with voice services, how contracts can be re-designed to lead to better outcomes, the use of AI in contract negotiation and the areas where the legal AI hype is justified. Topics of discussion Introduction to Della and the problem it solves From software engineer to legal tech founder Why AI isn’t being used to its full extent in legal Becoming the google of contract analysis Augmented intelligence over artificial intelligence Layering AI tools on top of popular voice services How AI tools can support the full contract lifecycle Use of AI in contract negotiation The future of AI in law - what next?
May 13, 2021
Professional Services 2.0, with Adam Roney of Calls9
In this episode, I talk to Adam Roney, Founder and CEO of Calls9. We discuss the challenges facing professional services organisations, the move from professional services 1.0 to 2.0, the role of technology in driving change within professional services, the stages of a digital transformation journey, success factors when approach a digital transformation project and the importance of company culture. Topics of discussion From innovation competition winner to tech CEO The origins and mission of Calls9 The evolving professional services landscape Hybrid digital/physical professional services offerings Empowering teams with connected digital workspaces Improving customer experiences with technology The dangers of risk averse culture and a lack of vision Why digital transformation audits are so important The role of company culture in digital transformation
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