How Law Firms Spent their Tech Money in 2013
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Where did law firms spend their technology dollars in 2013? Every year, theInternational Legal Technology Association (ILTA) and the market research and consulting firm InsideLegal team up to conduct a survey examining the technology purchasing trends and budgets of ILTA firm members. That’s old news, insofar as the 2013 survey was published last August at the time of ILTA’s annual conference.
However, on its blog, InsideLegal has just revisited the survey and created a graphic that gives an at-a-glance overview of 2013 technology purchases broken down by firm size. The blog says it will also publish one looking ahead to 2014. It is an interesting look at law firm tech spending.
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Not surprisingly, the biggest spending categories overall were for computers, with firms overall spending the most on desktop hardware, followed by laptops and notebooks. These appear to be the categories where smaller firms made their biggest investments.
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