Category: #Mplace
Mplace: Don’t Under-Estimate #Millennials: 5 Timely Tips to Win Over the Next Generation #Legal Workforce
The millennial generation represents a significant opportunity – or difficulty – for those organizations in and servicing the law and legal services sector. The key to success is understanding the drivers influencing this generation and having a clear strategy for engaging it successfully. Caleb King, a co-Founder of Mplace, unpacks the issues and speaks truth to the role of technology in harnessing this talented generation.
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On #BakersDozen: Caleb King, Co-Founder of Mplace Speaks With High Performance Counsel
On the forefront of change in workforce deployment, co-founder of Mplace, Caleb King tackes the issues of modern law and leadership – in the #BakersDozen. Thought: one of the greatest challenges the legal industry faces is adjusting its business model to continue to deliver the high level of service that blue chip clients have come to expect, while engaging and retaining today’s millennial work force.
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High Performance Counsel Presents Its Inaugural #Bakers18 In Association With ACEDS
2018 will be a landmark year in the legal industry so we assembled a crack team, the best of the best, the creme de la creme – the #Bakers18 – to share their thoughts on how this year plays out. It’s a bit like Ocean’s Eleven. Only much, much better. Happy new year from all of us at High Performance Counsel.
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Legal Innovation: Incrementalism May Win Battles But It Won’t Win This War
The issue of labor sourcing in the modern legal industry is going to come under significant scrutiny as buyer sentiment changes and new technology identifies the opportunity for far greater efficiencies and cost savings. Technology has crossed the chasm. Now the legal industry must do likewise to prepare for stiff competition ahead. This is no time for incrementalism. HPC presents a few thoughts on this by David Kinnear
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HPC Analysis: Market Forces and Smart Leadership Shape Successful Technologies Like Mplace
Ford observed that his customers would have asked for faster horses but he saw the need – and opportunity – for the car. In modern law, it may be said that the co-founders of Mplace have a similarly bold view. The opportunity for something better, like Mplace, far outweighs the incremental changes others may suggest. Caleb and Aden are onto something – you can feel it. But even moreso, when you run the numbers, you know it. This may explain why several major customers and partners have signed on to work with them this year.
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Mplace Inc. adds Global eDiscovery Leader Consilio to Client List
Mplace Inc., an innovative online talent marketplace servicing the document review, contract review, and due diligence markets, has just announced the addition of Consilio to its growing list of clients. Launched one year ago, Mplace is growing at a rapid pace. Consilio joins some of the nation’s leading law firms and global eDiscovery providers, as Mplace’s notable clientele.
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LEADERS OF TOP ORGANIZATIONS TALK TO HPC
The Faces of the Modern Legal Industry
LEGAL WIRE
- #CafeConLourdes: Interview with Lucy M. Lopez https://t.co/iWBwEOkdbc https://t.co/A53ZZpi0ga
- #CafeConLourdes: Interview with Lucy M. Lopez
- There are so many opportunities for tapping remote tech to assist with #Access2Justice - and a few challenges also… https://t.co/FGGh9isaJO
- #GuiseOnJustice - Compulsory mediation - what are you achieving apart from a job creation scheme? by Tony Guise… https://t.co/kj1pPul8R4
- #GuiseOnJustice – Compulsory mediation – what are you achieving apart from a job creation scheme? by Tony Guise
- Read the latest in our #LegallyThinking series on @HipCounsel by Stuart McMillan in which he reflects on the opport… https://t.co/eHtzCsVp43
- #LegallyThinking : Remote Justice offers many opportunities. But what are the challenges — and how can lawyers stay… https://t.co/F3ji4JsBln
- #LegallyThinking : Remote Justice offers many opportunities. But what are the challenges — and how can lawyers stay wise to them? by Stuart McMillan
