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British Legal Technology Forum 2020

Mar 10 2020
8:15am-5pm
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Europe’s largest legal IT event, The British Legal Technology Forum returns to London on Tuesday, 10th March 2020.

The 2020 agenda will explore:

  • Re-invention of the Business of Law
  • Addressing Change – Law Firm Transformation
  • Design Thinking
  • Where to Place Innovation in a Law Firm
  • What Excellence Looks Like for a Modern Legal Department
  • Service Delivery Challenges
  • Live Cybersecurity Demonstration
  • Quantum Computing & Machine Learning
  • Future Shock – When Cyber Gets Physical
  • Legal Operations – Client Alignment
  • and much more…

You’ll find Teneo at stand #D17 on the mezzanine level. Come and talk to us about our services to assist network transformation and how we can deliver the performance, visibility and security your network and applications need today.

See the full show agenda here
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