2016 TechXpo – Evolution and Disruption

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Omar Ha-Redeye hosted the Ontario Bar Association’s 2016 TechXpo,

Discover the newest legal technology and innovation that is reshaping the practice of law. Learn how to incorporate these valuable legal tools into your practice to simplify your workload, maintain your competitive edge in the evolving legal landscape, and safeguard your client data from hackers who are targeting law firms. This annual event is your chance to get hands-on exposure to software that has been designed for the modern law office and mobile lawyers to improve efficiency, thereby boosting profitability. Increase the productivity of your legal practice with practical tips from our tech-savvy lineup of speakers. Join us to hear about innovative technology in trial law, the emergence of cognitive computing in legal technology, and take a closer look at artificial intelligence in legal practice.

He spoke on a panel on Big Data/Analytics for Small Firms,

Big data and analytics can aid you with more than marketing, time management, and billing. Learn how you can integrate the use of big data tools into your research and case preparation.

Compete agenda is available here.

 

 

 

 

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Omar Ha-Redeye Introduces Hersh Perlis of Ryerson’s Legal Innovation Zone (LIZ)

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Monna Datt and Omar Ha-Redeye speak about big data and analytics

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Omar Ha-Redeye describes the big data problem in law

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