Marketsimplified is a specialized financial technology services company that has been operating for over 15 years, delivering digital experiences across channels to over 35 brokerages and 5 banks across 12 countries. They offer solution consulting services such as workshops, surveys, strategic planning, business model evaluation, roadmap development, and requirements analysis to design world class solutions for customers in industries like banking, brokerage, and financial services.
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Entrepreneurship has exploded across the globe in recent years, but intrapreneurship is largely ignored. Intraprenuers are the men and women creating new products and experimenting with new business models within large corporations. Unlike entrepreneurship, they do this with the backing of their corporation and their full salary, decreasing their risk exposure to zero. It's fun, it's impactful, and it's a great stepping stone to venturing out on your own. Learn how to get started in intraprenuership by getting a copy of our new free book.
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This document discusses the importance of treating technology assessment conclusions as hypotheses rather than facts. It provides an example of a company that was considering acquiring another company's thermal barrier coating technology for aircraft turbines. However, treating the initial positive assessment as a hypothesis led to important discoveries during due diligence. Specifically, it was found that the intellectual property for one of the coating facilities was actually owned by another party. It also came to light that a competitor had acquired a large foreign facility with competing technology. These "red flags" caused the client to proceed with more caution on the potential acquisition. The lesson is that fully vetting conclusions through proof testing hypotheses can prevent premature or ill-advised investment decisions.
Tech M&A Monthly - What To Do When You're Approached - December 2013Corum Group
The summary of the document is:
1. The document provides an agenda for a webinar on technology mergers and acquisitions titled "When You Are Approached".
2. The agenda includes sections on an international event report, legal responsibilities when selling a company, a research report, and advice on what to do after being approached for an acquisition.
3. The document introduces several speakers for the webinar who are executives at Corum Group, a firm that specializes in technology M&A.
This presentation looks at how legal counsel can integrate LegalTech into their practice.
Adrien van den Branden, co-founder of Law Is Code, looks at
1/ the Definition & Context of LegalTech
2/ the Case for integration
3/ the Methodology (to go from 0 to 1)
4/ Tips & Next Steps (on how to get legal counsel started on their implementation journey)
The presentation was made at the IJE-IBJ Day of the Practice.
For more information, visit https://www.lawiscode.io/ or contact Adrien at adrien@lawfortech.io
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This webinar featuring Stan Przybylinski, Vice President of Research at CIMdata, will focus on the problems faced by companies trying to optimize this essential business process, and will provide insights from a recent study with industry practitioners around the globe. View the entire webinar at http://budurl.com/gqlz
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The document describes an innovation process called the Innovation Navigator. It is a rigorous and reproducible process focused on customer needs and pains. The process identifies and qualifies jobs that customers need to get done through assessing verified customer needs. The process can be used by various organizations for innovation and is customizable for different markets like pharmaceuticals, medical devices, agriculture and more. It involves 7 steps from an initial kickoff to facilitating a deal, and can be used either for individual projects or through an annual subscription.
Friday Solutions Ltd, ITSMFnz2014 Great ExpectationsRobert Lilley
The document discusses the expectations organizations have for IT service management (ITSM) projects. At a strategic level, key expectations include business alignment, adding business value, bringing technology thought leadership, and having an outcome orientation. Operationally, expectations are highest and include improved customer service, asset management, and greater resilience. Users expect the ITSM project to reduce their stress, burnout, and turnaround, while being pragmatic and quick. The document emphasizes that people must be the focus of any ITSM project in order to meet expectations, and that change management and leadership are critical to achieving sustainable change.
Entrepreneurship has exploded across the globe in recent years, but intrapreneurship is largely ignored. Intraprenuers are the men and women creating new products and experimenting with new business models within large corporations. Unlike entrepreneurship, they do this with the backing of their corporation and their full salary, decreasing their risk exposure to zero. It's fun, it's impactful, and it's a great stepping stone to venturing out on your own. Learn how to get started in intraprenuership by getting a copy of our new free book.
https://www.codelitt.com/intrapreneur.html
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This document discusses the importance of treating technology assessment conclusions as hypotheses rather than facts. It provides an example of a company that was considering acquiring another company's thermal barrier coating technology for aircraft turbines. However, treating the initial positive assessment as a hypothesis led to important discoveries during due diligence. Specifically, it was found that the intellectual property for one of the coating facilities was actually owned by another party. It also came to light that a competitor had acquired a large foreign facility with competing technology. These "red flags" caused the client to proceed with more caution on the potential acquisition. The lesson is that fully vetting conclusions through proof testing hypotheses can prevent premature or ill-advised investment decisions.
Tech M&A Monthly - What To Do When You're Approached - December 2013Corum Group
The summary of the document is:
1. The document provides an agenda for a webinar on technology mergers and acquisitions titled "When You Are Approached".
2. The agenda includes sections on an international event report, legal responsibilities when selling a company, a research report, and advice on what to do after being approached for an acquisition.
3. The document introduces several speakers for the webinar who are executives at Corum Group, a firm that specializes in technology M&A.
This presentation looks at how legal counsel can integrate LegalTech into their practice.
Adrien van den Branden, co-founder of Law Is Code, looks at
1/ the Definition & Context of LegalTech
2/ the Case for integration
3/ the Methodology (to go from 0 to 1)
4/ Tips & Next Steps (on how to get legal counsel started on their implementation journey)
The presentation was made at the IJE-IBJ Day of the Practice.
For more information, visit https://www.lawiscode.io/ or contact Adrien at adrien@lawfortech.io
How to Overcome the Innovation and Strategic Business Alignment DisconnectSopheon
This webinar featuring Stan Przybylinski, Vice President of Research at CIMdata, will focus on the problems faced by companies trying to optimize this essential business process, and will provide insights from a recent study with industry practitioners around the globe. View the entire webinar at http://budurl.com/gqlz
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The document summarizes a presentation on the five habits of highly effective agile organizations: releases as a non-event, feedback, focus on finishing, improve everything, and cross-functional real-time communication. It discusses how these habits can be applied at the individual, team, management, and executive levels. It also provides examples of how to use open-ended questions to drive habit change, such as by selecting challenges, setting goals, choosing applicable habits, and designing "tennis ball questions" to test and learn. The presentation aims to demonstrate how habits can enable change more effectively than processes alone.
Running (or starting) a law firm has never been simple—but today, firms face an especially unique set of challenges. Clients have higher standards for new tech-enabled communications, and many firms have shifted to distributed business operations and service models.
Whether you’re starting your own law firm or you’re already practicing at an established firm, being aware of these modern demands—and how to meet them—is essential.
Join this free 1-hour session with Emma Raimi-Zlatic, Clio’s Senior Affinity Partnerships Manager, and Amy Grubb, owner of a successful legal consulting firm, to learn what your law firm needs to not only survive—but thrive—this year and beyond.
In this free webinar, you’ll learn:
- Key business planning, registration, and budgeting essentials for modern law firms
- Strategies for building and marketing your unique firm brand
- Tips to implement a specialized intake experience that converts more clients
- Recommendations on how to leverage technology to support law firm growth
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Are you a startup founder looking to secure funding from venture capitalists? Do you want to know the questions to expect during a meeting with VCs? If so, our new ebook, "Questions in the Meeting: From Startups to Venture Capitalists," is perfect for you.
Securing funding from venture capitalists is critical for many startups. However, it can be challenging to navigate the process, especially if you are not familiar with the types of questions that VCs usually ask during meetings.
To help startup founders prepare for these meetings, our ebook provides a comprehensive list of questions that VCs typically ask when considering investing in a startup. By preparing for these questions, you can communicate your business's value proposition, market opportunity, and growth potential effectively.
In addition, the ebook also provides a list of questions that startups should ask during meetings with VCs. By asking these questions, you can gain a better understanding of the VC's investment strategy, and determine if they are the right fit for your business.
By downloading "Questions in the Meeting: From Startups to Venture Capitalists," you'll have access to a valuable resource that can help you prepare for your next meeting with a VC. With the right preparation, you'll be able to answer any question with confidence and increase your chances of securing the funding that your business needs to grow and succeed.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to take your startup to the next level. Download "Questions in the Meeting: From Startups to Venture Capitalists" today, and start preparing for your next meeting with a VC. With our ebook, you'll be well on your way to securing the funding that your business needs to succeed.
The Five Habits of Highly Effective Agile Organizations @ GOAT2018Raj Mudhar
This document summarizes a presentation on the five habits of highly effective agile organizations: releases as a non-event, feedback, focus on finishing, improve everything, and cross-functional real-time communication. It discusses how these habits can be applied at the individual, team, management, and executive levels. It also provides examples of how to use open-ended questions to drive behavioral changes and build new habits, such as reducing missed sprint commitments. The presentation encourages participants to identify challenges and design questions to incorporate the discussed habits.
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Building the infrastructure of a business around a product or service requires detailed focus upon items that are not intuitive.
An early decision which founders must make is the selection of a legal entity (LLC, Partnership, S Corp, C Corp, Non-Profit) for the business. Another critical action item is to consider steps to protect turf by keeping copycats away, to the extent possible (i.e. with copyrights, trademarks, patents, non-disclosure agreements, among other things). Hiring and incentivizing employees and finding a way to finance the business are examples of other key areas that founders need to get right. This webinar provides an overview of these topics and shares some best practices with regard to them.
Part of the webinar series: THE START-UP / SMALL BUSINESS ADVISOR 2022
See more at https://www.financialpoise.com/webinars/
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This document discusses how operational innovation can transform companies. It provides examples of companies like Progressive Insurance and Walmart that achieved extraordinary growth and profits through operational innovations like new claims processing methods and cross-docking. However, operational innovation is rare because it requires deep changes that challenge organizational barriers within a company. Leaders must select innovations that reimagine core work processes, set ambitious goals, learn from other industries, and implement changes through an iterative process to overcome these barriers and make operational innovation sustainable.
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The document discusses the importance of engineering students understanding basic legal principles and business concepts. It covers topics around laws, legislation, standards, entrepreneurship, and the various career paths and legal knowledge needed for biomedical engineers. The course aims to provide knowledge on legal topics affecting engineers, contracts, intellectual property, and entrepreneurship steps from identifying opportunities to business plans.
JFN Capital & Co Patent/Technology Commercialization ApproachJohn Fragkos
This document provides an investment proposal and overview of services from JFN Capital & Co. They offer a range of investment banking and business consulting services, including innovation management, venture capital fundraising, intellectual property commercialization, mergers and acquisitions support, and valuation services. Their tailored 8-step approach to patent/technology commercialization includes defining the opportunity, determining feasibility, characterizing the value proposition, negotiating deals, monetizing the asset, evaluating progress, planning development, and bringing the innovation to market. The proposal describes their team's experience and sectors of expertise, and outlines next steps to develop an engagement letter if pursuing a potential collaboration.
The document discusses how societies and companies are evolving from ones focused on survival of the fittest to ones focused on survival through cooperation. It advocates developing trust and connecting people through corporate social networking. Real cooperation is said to reduce costs by 30% compared to just working together out of self-interest. Companies should implement social media and feel small to customers. Cooperation is positioned as a personal decision that should be reflected in policies like ICT and HRM.
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Businesses are complex structures. The closer you are to your business and the more involved you are in its day-to-day operations, the harder it is to stand back and consider the company as a whole. It is difficult to understand a business from every angle with a high level of granularity.
Business Lens provides a valuable guide to this complex process. By answering a series of structured questions, you are made aware of potential issues in your business and can identify some ‘quick fixes’ to apply right away to push your company to the next level.
Business Lens draws upon an impressive and invaluable body of research. The assessment toolkit uses the latest concepts validated by leading experts in the most relevant fields: growth strategy (Michael Porter, Gary Hamel, Jay Abraham); management (Peter Drucker, Tom Peters, Gary Hamel); marketing (Philip Kotler, David Ogilvy*, Seth Godin); sales (Zig Ziglar, Tom Hopkins, Chet Holmes); leadership (Stephen R. Covey, Ken Blanchard, Tom Peters, Marshall Goldsmith, Robin Sharma); motivation (Daniel Pink, Daniel Goleman); and personal development (Stephen R. Covey*, Anthony Robbins). The instrument also draws on the fundamentals of business developed by classic writers such as Dale Carnegie and Napoleon Hill.
The tool is designed to:
- Give you a structured approach to business and the way it should be viewed and analysed
- Walk you through the essential elements of a business, including the 16 most important functions and dimensions
- Identify where you stand personally and how your organization is positioned today in those areas that can "make or break” a business
- Reveal which areas you should focus on immediately in order to bring significant improvement to your company
- Challenge you to ask yourself important questions about your business
- Arm you with a series of tactics you can adopt in your company, in order to take it to the next level
Surviving the Software Selection ProcessAnthony D'Ugo
I presented at a CMA Ontario professional development event to 50+ attendees on Dec 3, 2009, and again on Dec 17, 2009 due to a sold out first session with an accompanying waiting list. I shared insights and approaches with the attendees to help them find opportunities to reduce the costs, risks, and time associated with software evaluation and selection. I was then asked to write an article on the topic for the CMA Ontario Member Newsletter because of the high level of interest from their members - published on Jan 2010.
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Right at the top of the sceptical heap is the Board of Directors. You may have collated the necessary stats, analysed the opportunities and threats and identified the technologies that could transform how you do business. But all of this is for naught if you cannot convince the Board, for whom most of your arguments may be far outside their scope of experience.This is a communications challenge, not merely a strategic one.
So how do you persuade the board?
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Securing funding from venture capitalists is critical for many startups. However, it can be challenging to navigate the process, especially if you are not familiar with the types of questions that VCs usually ask during meetings.
To help startup founders prepare for these meetings, our ebook provides a comprehensive list of questions that VCs typically ask when considering investing in a startup. By preparing for these questions, you can communicate your business's value proposition, market opportunity, and growth potential effectively.
In addition, the ebook also provides a list of questions that startups should ask during meetings with VCs. By asking these questions, you can gain a better understanding of the VC's investment strategy, and determine if they are the right fit for your business.
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2/ La numérisation des procédures judiciaires
3/ La justice robotisée (ses rêves et ses réalités)
La présentation a été donnée lors d'un midi de la formation organisé par le SPF Justice.
Pour plus d'informations, commandez l'essai "Les robots à l'assaut de la justice" via ce lien : https://www.larcier.com/fr/les-robots-a-l-assaut-de-la-justice
Visitez également www.lawfortech.io ou contactez l'auteur par email via adrien@lawfortech.io
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2/ Examples of Smart Contracts
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Manifesto
A mix of Identification,
Commercial and
Practical obstacles
2/ Map people & processes (not systems)
Getting signatures
12. 12
Common strategies
● Resignation
● Reliance on team
● Documentation
Which ways have you explored to deal with
the problem?
Scalable strategies
● Standardisation
● Self-service
● Automation
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Practical Tips
● Sharpen your skills
● Come up with a (detailed) methodology
● Go out to the market only with strong user stories
● Pull LegalTech in (don’t let them push in)
● Be assertive with LegalTech (and let them know you are not
interested if that's the case)
● Know the implications of off-the-shelf vs. custom-built
LegalTech solutions
Tips along the way