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Enterprise eDiscovery Maturity Assessment

Leaders are modernizing their legal departments to operate as business partners and risk managers.

Take our brief self-assessment to identify your organization’s stage of maturity in Casepoint’s proprietary maturity model.

You will receive a detailed report, including recommendations to take your legal operations to the next level.

Leaders are modernizing their legal departments to operate as business partners and risk managers.

Take our brief self-assessment to identify your organization’s stage of maturity in Casepoint’s proprietary maturity model.

You will receive a detailed report, including recommendations to take your legal operations to the next level.

What is Operational Maturity?

Operational maturity describes the transition from an ad hoc state, where operations are transactional, reactive, and non-repeatable, to an activating state, where operations are future-proofed, innovative, and transformational. Forward-looking leaders can use a structured model to measure their own operations in order to identify gaps, develop priorities, and implement improvements to meet strategic goals.

In the context of legal operations, maturity will help your team better align with your company’s business goals and priorities. It will also help you identify and mitigate risks as well as measure and monitor progress. The ultimate result is lower risk, reduced cost, and increased productivity.

The Benefits of Operational Maturity

The benefits of increased maturity are transformational for legal departments. Experience these benefits while progressing through the stages of maturity.

Increase efficiency and profitability by achieving lower operating costs

Instill a continual improvement mindset across the organization

Free up operating capital to fund improvements and innovation initiatives

Become more adaptable to future, unforeseeable changes in the market, in technology and in risk vectors

Deploy advanced, AI-powered technologies to increase the speed of insight and decision-making

Be better positioned to prioritize investment, align with strategic goals, and move legal operations from reactive to proactive