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    Legal document management software. What's right for your law firm?

    Managing documents effectively is crucial for law firms. A robust document management system (DMS) can streamline workflows, improve collaboration, and enhance productivity.

    In the rapidly evolving legal sector, efficiency and accuracy are paramount. Legal document management software has emerged as a critical tool. However, with numerous options available in the market, selecting the right document management software for your law firm can be a daunting task. This blog aims to guide you through the process of choosing the right legal document management software.

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    3 ways Product Management teams use Atlas AI Assistant

    In today’s fast-paced product development world, leveraging the power of artificial intelligence is not just a luxury—it's a necessity. A staggering 66% of product leaders trust AI to summarize and analyze results, yet only a fraction, 15%, fully utilize its capabilities (Pendo.io). In this blog post, Iwill share how weuse Atlas AI Assistant, a tool that's revolutionizing the way we approach product management at ClearPeople.

    The 3 Steps to Enterprise AI Readiness: A Practical Guide

    The talk about AI has gone from science fiction to DIY, seemingly overnight. First, we saw the roll out of ChatGPT, then the announcement of Microsoft 365 Copilot, and finally…. Bam! Now, everything is AI. There is even an AI toothbrush and an AI-powered beehive. With so much hype, it’s not surprising pressure is mounting within organizations to ‘do something’ with AI. It’s not a stretch to say that business today is experiencing AI FOMO. That’s why a 2023 Gartner report finds a whopping 85% of organizations are in early stages of exploring AI, with 70% investigating and 15% piloting Generative AI programs.

    Taming Content Sprawl: Best Practices for SharePoint and Microsoft 365

    Numerous businesses rely on Microsoft 365 for collaboration, productivity, and content storage. While it's a powerful platform, managing content within Microsoft 365 can quickly spiral into chaos if not properly organized and governed. This phenomenon is known as "content sprawl." In this blog, we'll explore what content sprawl is, its challenges, and most importantly, effective strategies to manage content sprawl in Microsoft 365 and optimize your productivity.

    Lessons learned guidelines and examples. And how to automate them for project management

    A lesson learned is a record of what was done, why it was done that way, and what went wrong. It is a summary of the project's successes and failures, and it helps future projects to avoid repeating mistakes.

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    How to deny external users calling your Azure AD secured API

    Recently, we had the need to deny External (also referred to as Guest) users to consume some endpoints of our Atlas API. You should be aware that if your Tenant has enabled external users, an external user can get a valid token and call your AAD secured API. This might or might not be what you want.

    AI and Information Governance

    With so much information available about Governance when it comes to Artificial Intelligence (AI), people have been turning to AI to help them collate and provide a suitable response. And why not, this is one of the benefits we’ve been promised, AI that will help us to be more efficient and productive. Enabling us to focus on the higher value tasks. So, what’s the problem, we’re just doing what we’ve been told to do, do more with less.

    5 lessons we've learned from implementing knowledge management systems

    Knowledge management systems are an investment. But when implemented correctly and applied with the mindset of continuous engagement and improvement, a knowledge management system is well worth investing in.

    Calling Azure OpenAI API in stream mode from an SPFx solution

    As mentioned in my previous article, we have integrated ChatGPT in our Atlas product. This was both challenging and fun. The OpenAI API is well documented, so is the Azure OpenAI service. However, one of the things that is not completely documented, is the Stream option. This allows you to call the API and get the response as a stream of data, so you are getting data from the very first second, and you don´t have to wait for the entire response. Note that depending on your request, ChatGPT can take some seconds until you get the response, so from a UX point of view, it is potentially a better experience if you start showing data while the response is fully completed.

    Using OpenAI NodeJS library in SharePoint calling Azure OpenAI service

    Unless you are in a desert island with no internet connection, you have heard about ChatGPT. In its own words (and I really mean it, as I have asked ChatGPT for a short summary about it):