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How General Counsel Are Leading the Adoption of Contract Lifecycle Management (Determine)
Thursday, November 05, 2015, 01:00pm - 02:00pm
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Contract Management is progressively being recognized as a key initiative to govern business relations, maintain contract value and achieve optimal outcomes. With increased attention to improving contract management, General Counsel and their legal teams have become a catalyst for implementing and embracing enterprise-wide contract management.
To accomplish the task of successfully deploying a contract lifecycle management system (CLM), GCs need to focus on key elements of a CLM program that maximize adoption.
Join our webinar with our guests Dan O’Connor, Corporate Counsel at Kellogg Company, and Prashant Dubey of The Sumati Group, as we outline the key opportunities and challenges of CLM implementation. Learn about successful strategies GCs have utilized to meet these challenges and capture opportunities.
To accomplish the task of successfully deploying a contract lifecycle management system (CLM), GCs need to focus on key elements of a CLM program that maximize adoption.
Join our webinar with our guests Dan O’Connor, Corporate Counsel at Kellogg Company, and Prashant Dubey of The Sumati Group, as we outline the key opportunities and challenges of CLM implementation. Learn about successful strategies GCs have utilized to meet these challenges and capture opportunities.
During this 60-minute webinar we will:
- Address the opportunities faced by the GC in adopting contract management automation.
- Describe the importance of high data integrity contract repositories and how GC’s have taken a leadership role in this domain.
- Talk about user support models that have been used to enable rapid resolution of user issues that prevent adoption
- Describe how GC’s have re-looked at the legal services model to use a CLM implementation as an opportunity to redefine internal legal department work-streams.