Technology – This is not science fiction. Anymore.
The movie Super Intelligence promotes its appeal to its audience with the following opening lines -
“Technology - it is always watching us. Studying our...
The first quarter of 2021 – 4 quick wins for law firms
As we wipe the dust from our eyes and enter the unknown territory that is 2021 with unchartered emotions (well certainly in my case),...
CLOUDy with a chance of data loss
The current #lockdown has forced businesses to #WorkFromAnywhere in an attempt to maintain #BusinessAsUsual. This article focuses on the technological challenges faced in migrating...
Becoming digitally empowered in 2020
2019: the year digitilisation gained momentum
Digital transformation swept across businesses and industries in 2019, gaining momentum for a surge yet to be fully realised....
Putting the pencil back in Legal Tech
EMPATHISE. DEFINE.
The pencil may not be regarded as technologically advanced, but ironically all technologies started life with a few pencil strokes. The power of...
After The Social Web, Here Comes The Trust Web
“You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.” - Buckminster...
The Platform – tomorrows new economic sector
Platform as a Service growth exponential according to e4
Digitalisation is constant. We see it in the continuous innovative disruption across the globe. This progressive...
Beyond Guesswork
How Predictive Analytics is Redefining Litigation Strategy in 2026 …
Let’s face it - for centuries, the legal profession has basically been theatre for people...
The “world’s first robot lawyer” isn’t a damn lawyer
Motion to dismiss - May it please the Court of public opinion (though it probably won’t), I am a lawyer. As such, I move...
Lexsynergy to Launch Webinar Series Dedicated to New Domain Name Extensions
Global domain name management and online brand protection specialists Lexsynergy Limited has announced the launch of a monthly webinar series designed to inform and...
Personal information leaks: Understanding your legal rights
South Africa has recently suffered its largest data leak to date with, conservatively, an estimated 60 million South Africans' personal information becoming publicly available....
The government can spy on you using e-tolls
Sanral tracks a vehicle’s locational information on tolled freeways, which they do by taking photographs of the vehicle registration plates as the vehicle drives...
