Host Jim Gast and guest Barron Henley, Affinity Consulting Group delve into the world of document automation and core production tools to explore how legal professionals are missing out on the full potential software such as Word, Outlook, Excel, Acrobat, and more.
Despite these products being widely available and accessible, the legal industry is still struggling with underutilization, which ultimately leads to inefficiencies, errors, and reduced productivity.
If you're a legal professional looking to improve your knowledge and expertise in document automation and core production tools, this is an episode you won't want to miss. Tune in now to hear Jim and Barron's insights and practical tips on how to get the most out of these essential tools.
Join as we discuss the importance of training on these tools and how they can be leveraged to improve workflows, increase accuracy, and ultimately drive better results for clients.
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