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Welcome to Legal Tech Lowdown

Legal Tech Lowdown is a blog that dives into the realms of knowledge management and innovation in the legal space.

Ted Theodoropoulos

Meet Ted Theorodopoulos, CEO of Infodash. Ted is navigating Infodash's course with more than 15 years of experience in the legal technology space. He is behind the evolution of Infodash, a cutting-edge legal intranet/extranet platform intricately fused with Microsoft Teams, and built on the framework of SharePoint Online.

Leveraging the Power of Intranets for Knowledge Management in Law Firms

In today’s rapidly changing legal environment, Knowledge Management and Innovation (KM&I) teams are the unsung heroes driving operational excellence in law firms. The rise of remote and hybrid work models has posed new challenges for legal organizations, compelling them to find innovative ways to organize and distribute vital information to their workforce. Enter the intranet…

What’s Next for Legal Tech in 2024

Let’s dive into the future to reveal some transformative trends that will shape the legal tech landscape in 2024.   Venture Funds and the SaaS Shake-Up In the dynamic landscape of venture capital, here is a forecast: more venture funds, mirroring the footsteps of OpenView, may soon shutter. The reason is an overabundance of investments made…

Why Microsoft 365 is the Way Forward 

Microsoft 365 is a comprehensive cloud-based suite of applications that includes popular tools such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams, as well as other essential applications that cater to the needs of businesses and organizations. It is a popular choice for law firms worldwide due to its extensive range of features and capabilities that…

Why Working with a Legal-Specific Intranet Vendor Matters

If you’re considering a new intranet, there are a lot of decisions to make. Should we custom build the intranet on our own or with the help of a vendor? Should we leverage an intranet platform to reduce costs and speed up the timeline? Should we use an industry agnostic platform or something legal-specific? There…