
Lawyers have traditionally been in the business of selling hours, but today’s client want to buy results, not attorney time. The new buyers market is forcing firms to identify ways of driving efficiency and process improvement. Information professionals who live at the intersection of content and technology are uniquely positioned to help. Law librarians who have redefined their roles beyond the “boundaries of the book stacks;” are driving intelligent resources and analytics into each practice are and administrative function. Read the rest of the article here.