Seal complements Coupa’s suite of Regulatory compliance features by providing stakeholders with immediate and comprehensive access to the relevant clauses within their unstructured contracts.
This document discusses various aspects of IT outsourcing including major types of outsourcing like application management and infrastructure management. It covers the outsourcing lifecycle from alignment to termination. It identifies risks of outsourcing and discusses key control considerations for both client and service provider operations. It lists top 10 questions for a Chief Audit Executive to ask regarding outsourced activities and services.
RESPA-TILA Integrated Disclosure: Are You Ready?Infinitive
New Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) rules are game-changing for the financial and mortgage industries. Learn more about RESPA-TILA Integrated Disclosure requirements and how a dedicated program focusing on Intensity, Intimacy and Influence will ensure compliance.
This document discusses the importance of effective contract management. It notes that consequences of non-compliance with contracts can be catastrophic, and that contracts require proactive managing and collaboration across an organization. Research from Aberdeen shows that effective contract management systems can increase compliance by 55%, rebates by 25-30%, and revenues by 1-2%, while reducing costs by 25-30%. The document advocates planning contract management actions immediately after signing to realize all negotiated value through enterprise collaboration and expertise. It asks a series of questions to assess an organization's contract management status and effectiveness.
Here are the 11 ways you can improve contract management.
Businesses that view contracts and contract management as tedious costs of doing business tend to neglect them. That can be a costly mistake:
contracts are fundamental tools that can spark innovation. By improving contract management practices and processes, you can eliminate any low quality fragmented approaches that can hurt your overall business.
The value in Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) solutions stems in part from their ability to standardize the contract authoring process through clause & contract templates and self-service wizards.
Put Things In Proper Viewpoints With Contract Management SoftwareJames Blake
Each business puts awesome significance on contracts. The agreement ties association and understanding between two associations or people. At the point when there are more gets that the association deals with, the harder it is to monitor the records. Truth be told, being entrusted to oversee contracts is a testing and requesting assignment.
Driving Process Excellence through Intelligent Automation across the Contract...Cognizant
By adding intelligent automation to the contract management process, organizations can improve contract search, retrieval and management, drive cost savings, speed processing, boost compliance and reduce risk.
ASC provides automated contract lifecycle management solutions tailored for specific industries. Their core product, ASC Contracts, is a web-based platform that allows customers to securely create, approve, store, and monitor legally binding agreements. It offers customizable templates and workflows, integrates with other systems, and facilitates agreement monitoring and compliance. Key benefits include reduced costs, increased productivity, improved data accuracy, and enhanced compliance oversight through features like electronic signatures, auditing, and reporting.
This document discusses various aspects of IT outsourcing including major types of outsourcing like application management and infrastructure management. It covers the outsourcing lifecycle from alignment to termination. It identifies risks of outsourcing and discusses key control considerations for both client and service provider operations. It lists top 10 questions for a Chief Audit Executive to ask regarding outsourced activities and services.
RESPA-TILA Integrated Disclosure: Are You Ready?Infinitive
New Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) rules are game-changing for the financial and mortgage industries. Learn more about RESPA-TILA Integrated Disclosure requirements and how a dedicated program focusing on Intensity, Intimacy and Influence will ensure compliance.
This document discusses the importance of effective contract management. It notes that consequences of non-compliance with contracts can be catastrophic, and that contracts require proactive managing and collaboration across an organization. Research from Aberdeen shows that effective contract management systems can increase compliance by 55%, rebates by 25-30%, and revenues by 1-2%, while reducing costs by 25-30%. The document advocates planning contract management actions immediately after signing to realize all negotiated value through enterprise collaboration and expertise. It asks a series of questions to assess an organization's contract management status and effectiveness.
Here are the 11 ways you can improve contract management.
Businesses that view contracts and contract management as tedious costs of doing business tend to neglect them. That can be a costly mistake:
contracts are fundamental tools that can spark innovation. By improving contract management practices and processes, you can eliminate any low quality fragmented approaches that can hurt your overall business.
The value in Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) solutions stems in part from their ability to standardize the contract authoring process through clause & contract templates and self-service wizards.
Put Things In Proper Viewpoints With Contract Management SoftwareJames Blake
Each business puts awesome significance on contracts. The agreement ties association and understanding between two associations or people. At the point when there are more gets that the association deals with, the harder it is to monitor the records. Truth be told, being entrusted to oversee contracts is a testing and requesting assignment.
Driving Process Excellence through Intelligent Automation across the Contract...Cognizant
By adding intelligent automation to the contract management process, organizations can improve contract search, retrieval and management, drive cost savings, speed processing, boost compliance and reduce risk.
ASC provides automated contract lifecycle management solutions tailored for specific industries. Their core product, ASC Contracts, is a web-based platform that allows customers to securely create, approve, store, and monitor legally binding agreements. It offers customizable templates and workflows, integrates with other systems, and facilitates agreement monitoring and compliance. Key benefits include reduced costs, increased productivity, improved data accuracy, and enhanced compliance oversight through features like electronic signatures, auditing, and reporting.
This document provides 5 tips for how lawyers can optimize their work using Contract Review Automation (CRA). CRA uses artificial intelligence to review contracts based on a company's predefined policies. The tips are: 1) Ensure quality and consistency as CRA never gets tired and always spots missing clauses; 2) Keep customers happy by using CRA to cut turnaround time from days to hours; 3) Free lawyers to focus on strategic work by automating routine review tasks; 4) Stay up-to-date as CRA maintains comprehensive knowledge of changing legal policies; 5) Improve employee satisfaction by using CRA to handle routine reviews so lawyers can focus on more interesting work. The document encourages learning more at www.lawge
This document provides 5 tips for lawyers to optimize their work using Contract Review Automation (CRA). CRA uses artificial intelligence to review contracts based on a company's predefined policies. It helps ensure quality and consistency by always checking for missing clauses. It allows legal teams to be more responsive to customers regardless of time zone. CRA frees up lawyers to focus on more strategic tasks rather than mundane document review. It keeps legal policies fully up to date. CRA improves employee satisfaction by automating routine review work.
This document discusses the outsourcing business and whether it is right for a company. It defines outsourcing as a contractual relationship between two parties for ongoing management of infrastructure or business processes. There are different types of outsourcing like applications outsourcing and business process outsourcing. The document outlines pros and cons from the customer and vendor perspectives. Key considerations for evaluating whether outsourcing is right include whether the business can be profitable, deliver on service levels, manage risks, and fit with company strategy. Product management may also need to shift from a software to service model.
Outsourcing is contracting a business process to an independent organization that provides it as a service. The main reasons for outsourcing are to reduce costs by accessing a provider's lower cost structure from economies of scale or specialization. There are two main methods of outsourcing - outsourcing projects to companies or hiring manpower from companies to execute projects. While outsourcing can maximize profits, disadvantages include losing the chance to develop in-house talent and losing managerial control over an outsourced process since the service provider is separately managed.
A fragmented governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) landscape leaves organizations to sort through a multitude of visions. Blue Hill identifies basic defining characteristics of GRC and how the changing business environment is leading organizations to pay more attention.
Aavenir.com mastering it contracts management tips to optimize it vendor mana...Aavenir
IT contracts management creates reliable processes and it comes in many forms. Learn more about IT contracts key terms & conditions, And also know why IT & legal should collaborate to manage IT contracts better
Vendor Management Systems Best Practicesjeffmonaghan
The document discusses best practices for implementing and using a vendor management system (VMS) to manage contingent or contract labor. It notes that 11% of the US workforce are contract employees, and that a VMS can help companies address issues like not knowing spending and numbers of vendors, administrative burdens, and legal risks. However, many companies are unsatisfied with their VMS. The document recommends best practices like including all stakeholders in planning, allowing good communication, prioritizing quality, and tracking performance. It offers a free whitepaper with more details on successful VMS implementation.
This document summarizes opening remarks from a panel on risk-based approaches to loss mitigation in mortgage lending. The panelists discuss how their companies use predictive analytics to segment borrowers and identify the best loss mitigation options. They also describe tools and services their companies provide to help servicers comply with changing investor guidelines and mitigate risks. This includes automated analysis of loan data, customized document fulfillment, call center support, and reporting capabilities. The overall discussion focuses on applying risk-based analytics to efficiently process loss mitigation and convert at-risk loans into performing assets.
The document discusses how managing software assets through software asset management (SAM) can improve IT cost management. SAM involves tracking what software a company owns, how it is being used, and whether license contracts allow for shared use, and determining if the correct number of licenses have been purchased. SAM provides benefits like cost efficiency by avoiding over- or under-purchasing licenses, cost effectiveness by making licenses available for their best use, and risk avoidance by tracking licenses to avoid audit fines. The document outlines the typical lifecycle of a software asset from planning to retirement and how implementing SAM requires tools that can discover, record, and report on various license types and usage patterns.
Dan Wilson outlines 8 steps to successfully re-sourcing IT client services at Volkswagen Group of America: 1) Assess current problems and needs, 2) Find a solid partner by issuing an RFP and thoroughly vetting vendors, 3) Ensure the agreement structure protects needs through service level agreements and penalties, 4) Define governance for oversight, 5) Select internal and vendor team members, 6) Offer a grace period for the vendor to meet service levels, 7) Manage the relationship by enforcing service levels and accountability, and 8) Continuously review and collaborate with the vendor for improvements. The presentation provides examples and recaps the 8 key steps.
Waking up from a service sourcing nightmareDan Wilson
Dan Wilson outlines 8 steps to successfully re-sourcing IT client services at Volkswagen Group of America: 1) Assess current problems and needs, 2) Find a solid partner through a thorough RFP process, 3) Ensure the service agreement defines structure, governance, and protections, 4) Establish governance committees and meeting cadence, 5) Select internal and vendor team members, 6) Offer a grace period for the vendor to meet SLAs, 7) Closely manage and hold the vendor accountable to commitments, and 8) Continuously review performance and collaborate on improvements. The presentation provides examples and lessons learned from Volkswagen's successful transition to a new outsourcing model.
This document discusses key practices for optimizing payments processing. It notes that companies spend millions on compliance annually but the costs of non-compliance are much higher. As regulations grow and technology changes, the payments landscape is fragmenting. Outsourcing payments is common due to lack of in-house expertise, inability to achieve economies of scale, and need for infrastructure upgrades. The document provides questions organizations should ask to assess their payments strategies and outlines critical areas to evaluate when considering outsourcing, such as inventory, service levels, transition, communication, attrition, and costs. Maintaining optimal payments requires containing costs, managing risk, and meeting compliance as consumer demand increases.
Blue Hill Research: Managing Mobile Now and in the Future3Sixty Insights
The document discusses enterprise mobility management strategies. It emphasizes that mobility is a long-term business strategy that requires collaboration between key stakeholders, including line of business, IT, and finance. The goals of mobility initiatives are to improve business processes, reduce costs, and increase competitiveness. Effective mobility management provides both strategic and tactical benefits but must deliver secure and financial value.
Through better contract management, organizations can avoid costly lawsuits from breach of contract disputes, make relevant procurement data easier to find to support business success, make audits more efficient to identify problems and improve procurement, and lower risk profiles by identifying and mitigating risks.
Best Practices To Improve Contract Management Process Benny Henson
Contract Management is very important to a venture. So it’s essential to know various effective tactics for the contract management processes. This presentation will give you complete information about contract management services and different ways to successfully manage your contracts.
Integrated Receivables: 5 Critical Factors For Adoption3 Point Alliance
In this paper, we outline five critical factors for adopting an Integrated Receivables (IR) solution that would provide many benefits to companies looking to streamline receivables processing such as cash acceleration and increasing straight-through processing (STP) rates. We discuss how the payments landscape is changing for AR/AP professionals and why companies have been slow to adopt integrated receivables.
EDR Webinar
Presented by June Jewell, CPA, President AEC Business Solutions
November 18, 2015
Project Managers (PMs) are the key to a professional services firm’s success. Yet many firms promote technical people into roles they are not prepared or ready for. As a result, project profitability suffers and there is frustration at every level of the organization. By enabling project managers, through financial and systems training, automation, and accountability measures, the firm’s profit margins can increase substantially.
In this webinar, attendees will be able to:
-Evaluate the challenges that cause many Project Managers to struggle with project profitability
-Understand the reasons that projects go over budget
-Review the financial aspects of project management that Project Managers need to know to be successful
-Learn how technology can help Project Managers deliver more profitable projects
-Develop some best practices to help Project Managers succeed
Speaker
June R. Jewell, CPA, President AEC Business Solutions
Jewell, a thought leader and expert in AEC firm profitability, has more than 28 years of business management consulting experience, and unsurpassed knowledge of the AEC industry. In addition to this role, she is the original founder and current strategic advisor of Acuity Business Solutions, a Deltek Premier Partner and consulting firm that works with AEC firms to support business profitability through web-based enterprise management technology.
She is the Amazon best-selling author of the book “Find The Lost Dollars: 6 Steps to Increase Profits in Architecture, Engineering and Environmental Firms.” Jewell has built and run a successful consulting practice, and is a highly sought after speaker at industry events and conferences. Her past speaking engagements include AIA, ACEC, SMPS, Design and Construction Network (DCN), Society for Design Administration (SDA), Zweig Group (formerly ZweigWhite), PSMJ, ROG Growth and Ownership Conference, Project Management Institute (PMI), Deltek Insight and Business of Architecture (BOA).
Mitigate Against Potential Litigation Threats with Effective Contract Managem...sealsoftwaredept
The result is a fully searchable, cleansed
contract repository ready to be used in existing or planned enterprise systems, including Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) and Client Relationship Management (CRM).
Optimize Costs & Deliver Value through Enterprise Contract ManagementIcertis
Microsoft needed a contract lifecycle management system that would be capable of achieving 4 Key Goals, Icertis' cloud-delivered CLM platform called ICM (Icertis Contract Management), delivered to cater to these all-encompassing requirements.
Optimize Costs & Deliver Value through Enterprise Contract Management SoftwareIcertis
This document discusses the need for contract lifecycle management software to help organizations manage the thousands of contracts they enter into. It describes challenges like information overload, decentralized processes, and inefficient searching that contract management systems can address. The document then defines contract lifecycle management and outlines benefits like avoiding litigation, driving customer delight, and measuring contract performance in real time. It argues that effective contract management requires treating it strategically rather than just tracking documents.
This document provides 5 tips for how lawyers can optimize their work using Contract Review Automation (CRA). CRA uses artificial intelligence to review contracts based on a company's predefined policies. The tips are: 1) Ensure quality and consistency as CRA never gets tired and always spots missing clauses; 2) Keep customers happy by using CRA to cut turnaround time from days to hours; 3) Free lawyers to focus on strategic work by automating routine review tasks; 4) Stay up-to-date as CRA maintains comprehensive knowledge of changing legal policies; 5) Improve employee satisfaction by using CRA to handle routine reviews so lawyers can focus on more interesting work. The document encourages learning more at www.lawge
This document provides 5 tips for lawyers to optimize their work using Contract Review Automation (CRA). CRA uses artificial intelligence to review contracts based on a company's predefined policies. It helps ensure quality and consistency by always checking for missing clauses. It allows legal teams to be more responsive to customers regardless of time zone. CRA frees up lawyers to focus on more strategic tasks rather than mundane document review. It keeps legal policies fully up to date. CRA improves employee satisfaction by automating routine review work.
This document discusses the outsourcing business and whether it is right for a company. It defines outsourcing as a contractual relationship between two parties for ongoing management of infrastructure or business processes. There are different types of outsourcing like applications outsourcing and business process outsourcing. The document outlines pros and cons from the customer and vendor perspectives. Key considerations for evaluating whether outsourcing is right include whether the business can be profitable, deliver on service levels, manage risks, and fit with company strategy. Product management may also need to shift from a software to service model.
Outsourcing is contracting a business process to an independent organization that provides it as a service. The main reasons for outsourcing are to reduce costs by accessing a provider's lower cost structure from economies of scale or specialization. There are two main methods of outsourcing - outsourcing projects to companies or hiring manpower from companies to execute projects. While outsourcing can maximize profits, disadvantages include losing the chance to develop in-house talent and losing managerial control over an outsourced process since the service provider is separately managed.
A fragmented governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) landscape leaves organizations to sort through a multitude of visions. Blue Hill identifies basic defining characteristics of GRC and how the changing business environment is leading organizations to pay more attention.
Aavenir.com mastering it contracts management tips to optimize it vendor mana...Aavenir
IT contracts management creates reliable processes and it comes in many forms. Learn more about IT contracts key terms & conditions, And also know why IT & legal should collaborate to manage IT contracts better
Vendor Management Systems Best Practicesjeffmonaghan
The document discusses best practices for implementing and using a vendor management system (VMS) to manage contingent or contract labor. It notes that 11% of the US workforce are contract employees, and that a VMS can help companies address issues like not knowing spending and numbers of vendors, administrative burdens, and legal risks. However, many companies are unsatisfied with their VMS. The document recommends best practices like including all stakeholders in planning, allowing good communication, prioritizing quality, and tracking performance. It offers a free whitepaper with more details on successful VMS implementation.
This document summarizes opening remarks from a panel on risk-based approaches to loss mitigation in mortgage lending. The panelists discuss how their companies use predictive analytics to segment borrowers and identify the best loss mitigation options. They also describe tools and services their companies provide to help servicers comply with changing investor guidelines and mitigate risks. This includes automated analysis of loan data, customized document fulfillment, call center support, and reporting capabilities. The overall discussion focuses on applying risk-based analytics to efficiently process loss mitigation and convert at-risk loans into performing assets.
The document discusses how managing software assets through software asset management (SAM) can improve IT cost management. SAM involves tracking what software a company owns, how it is being used, and whether license contracts allow for shared use, and determining if the correct number of licenses have been purchased. SAM provides benefits like cost efficiency by avoiding over- or under-purchasing licenses, cost effectiveness by making licenses available for their best use, and risk avoidance by tracking licenses to avoid audit fines. The document outlines the typical lifecycle of a software asset from planning to retirement and how implementing SAM requires tools that can discover, record, and report on various license types and usage patterns.
Dan Wilson outlines 8 steps to successfully re-sourcing IT client services at Volkswagen Group of America: 1) Assess current problems and needs, 2) Find a solid partner by issuing an RFP and thoroughly vetting vendors, 3) Ensure the agreement structure protects needs through service level agreements and penalties, 4) Define governance for oversight, 5) Select internal and vendor team members, 6) Offer a grace period for the vendor to meet service levels, 7) Manage the relationship by enforcing service levels and accountability, and 8) Continuously review and collaborate with the vendor for improvements. The presentation provides examples and recaps the 8 key steps.
Waking up from a service sourcing nightmareDan Wilson
Dan Wilson outlines 8 steps to successfully re-sourcing IT client services at Volkswagen Group of America: 1) Assess current problems and needs, 2) Find a solid partner through a thorough RFP process, 3) Ensure the service agreement defines structure, governance, and protections, 4) Establish governance committees and meeting cadence, 5) Select internal and vendor team members, 6) Offer a grace period for the vendor to meet SLAs, 7) Closely manage and hold the vendor accountable to commitments, and 8) Continuously review performance and collaborate on improvements. The presentation provides examples and lessons learned from Volkswagen's successful transition to a new outsourcing model.
This document discusses key practices for optimizing payments processing. It notes that companies spend millions on compliance annually but the costs of non-compliance are much higher. As regulations grow and technology changes, the payments landscape is fragmenting. Outsourcing payments is common due to lack of in-house expertise, inability to achieve economies of scale, and need for infrastructure upgrades. The document provides questions organizations should ask to assess their payments strategies and outlines critical areas to evaluate when considering outsourcing, such as inventory, service levels, transition, communication, attrition, and costs. Maintaining optimal payments requires containing costs, managing risk, and meeting compliance as consumer demand increases.
Blue Hill Research: Managing Mobile Now and in the Future3Sixty Insights
The document discusses enterprise mobility management strategies. It emphasizes that mobility is a long-term business strategy that requires collaboration between key stakeholders, including line of business, IT, and finance. The goals of mobility initiatives are to improve business processes, reduce costs, and increase competitiveness. Effective mobility management provides both strategic and tactical benefits but must deliver secure and financial value.
Through better contract management, organizations can avoid costly lawsuits from breach of contract disputes, make relevant procurement data easier to find to support business success, make audits more efficient to identify problems and improve procurement, and lower risk profiles by identifying and mitigating risks.
Best Practices To Improve Contract Management Process Benny Henson
Contract Management is very important to a venture. So it’s essential to know various effective tactics for the contract management processes. This presentation will give you complete information about contract management services and different ways to successfully manage your contracts.
Integrated Receivables: 5 Critical Factors For Adoption3 Point Alliance
In this paper, we outline five critical factors for adopting an Integrated Receivables (IR) solution that would provide many benefits to companies looking to streamline receivables processing such as cash acceleration and increasing straight-through processing (STP) rates. We discuss how the payments landscape is changing for AR/AP professionals and why companies have been slow to adopt integrated receivables.
EDR Webinar
Presented by June Jewell, CPA, President AEC Business Solutions
November 18, 2015
Project Managers (PMs) are the key to a professional services firm’s success. Yet many firms promote technical people into roles they are not prepared or ready for. As a result, project profitability suffers and there is frustration at every level of the organization. By enabling project managers, through financial and systems training, automation, and accountability measures, the firm’s profit margins can increase substantially.
In this webinar, attendees will be able to:
-Evaluate the challenges that cause many Project Managers to struggle with project profitability
-Understand the reasons that projects go over budget
-Review the financial aspects of project management that Project Managers need to know to be successful
-Learn how technology can help Project Managers deliver more profitable projects
-Develop some best practices to help Project Managers succeed
Speaker
June R. Jewell, CPA, President AEC Business Solutions
Jewell, a thought leader and expert in AEC firm profitability, has more than 28 years of business management consulting experience, and unsurpassed knowledge of the AEC industry. In addition to this role, she is the original founder and current strategic advisor of Acuity Business Solutions, a Deltek Premier Partner and consulting firm that works with AEC firms to support business profitability through web-based enterprise management technology.
She is the Amazon best-selling author of the book “Find The Lost Dollars: 6 Steps to Increase Profits in Architecture, Engineering and Environmental Firms.” Jewell has built and run a successful consulting practice, and is a highly sought after speaker at industry events and conferences. Her past speaking engagements include AIA, ACEC, SMPS, Design and Construction Network (DCN), Society for Design Administration (SDA), Zweig Group (formerly ZweigWhite), PSMJ, ROG Growth and Ownership Conference, Project Management Institute (PMI), Deltek Insight and Business of Architecture (BOA).
Mitigate Against Potential Litigation Threats with Effective Contract Managem...sealsoftwaredept
The result is a fully searchable, cleansed
contract repository ready to be used in existing or planned enterprise systems, including Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) and Client Relationship Management (CRM).
Optimize Costs & Deliver Value through Enterprise Contract ManagementIcertis
Microsoft needed a contract lifecycle management system that would be capable of achieving 4 Key Goals, Icertis' cloud-delivered CLM platform called ICM (Icertis Contract Management), delivered to cater to these all-encompassing requirements.
Optimize Costs & Deliver Value through Enterprise Contract Management SoftwareIcertis
This document discusses the need for contract lifecycle management software to help organizations manage the thousands of contracts they enter into. It describes challenges like information overload, decentralized processes, and inefficient searching that contract management systems can address. The document then defines contract lifecycle management and outlines benefits like avoiding litigation, driving customer delight, and measuring contract performance in real time. It argues that effective contract management requires treating it strategically rather than just tracking documents.
M&A activity is on the rise across most industries. For any organization engaged with M&A on the buy or sell side, vision into the risk and liabilities locked within contracts.
the due diligence process is essential.
Optimizing Contract Management and Enhancing Team Collaboration: Insights fro...Aggregage
https://www.paralegalbrief.com/frs/24668705/optimizing-contract-management-and-enhancing-team-collaboration--insights-from-a-legal-operations-perspective/email
Learn about a world of effective contract management and seamless teamwork across departments in this upcoming webinar from Cobblestone Software. You'll discover practical strategies and tips that legal professionals can use to streamline contract processes and enhance collaboration, making significant impact across legal and corporate departments.
Join us as we show how you can supercharge contract processes, improve team communication, and take your contributions to the next level. Better contract management and collaboration start here!
Key Takeaways:
• Embracing Challenges and Reaping Benefits: Learn how to paint a clear picture of your goals, tasks, and what you're aiming for.
• Revamping Contract Management: Map your current process, learn how to get your leaders on board, involve internal teams, and keep legal teams in the loop.
• Navigating Complex Projects: Learn how to adapt legal requirements as projects evolve using tested change management techniques.
• Making the Most of Resources and Training: Develop your skills as a change management expert and encourage continuous improvement across the board through training and engagement opportunities.
• Exploring Tech Advancements: Find out what's on the horizon, including automation, artificial intelligence (AI) and the latest in Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM).
What is Contract Lifecycle Management.pdfSirion Labs
CLM software automates and streamlines each step during a contract’s lifecycle— through contract request, drafting, negotiation/approval process routing, execution, storage, compliance, and contract renewal/closure.
In this, we will review contract repositories in detail, discussing both the need to stay organized as well as the benefit of contract repository software.
Chameleon is a flexible contract management platform that goes beyond simply storing contracts. It digitizes key clauses to enable setting milestones, viewing obligations, and setting reminders. This allows for analysis across contracts to resolve disputes, minimize revenue leakage, and improve business performance. Chameleon combines legal and commercial data to provide insights into contracts and help make more informed decisions.
Contract Management Benchmarking and the Role of Technology Executive Briefsealsoftwaredept
The IACCM Annual Contract management survey found that many organizations’ contract management function has been relatively immune to decreased spending across business units within the enterprise.
Building A CFO Ready Business Case For Contract ManagementAlison Clarke
This document discusses building a business case for implementing best practices in enterprise contract management. It notes that contracts that are not well-managed can be a liability rather than an asset. It identifies common problems with contract management like lack of searchable repositories and inability to manage milestones. Implementing best practices like centralized contract repositories and standardized processes can help organizations reduce costs, improve compliance and gain efficiencies. The document provides questions to help organizations assess their needs and outlines how to quantify potential cost savings and benefits to make a strong case to secure funding for new contract management solutions and processes.
Neo Jurix LPO Solutions Pvt. Ltd. provides contract management and legal outsourcing services. They offer solutions such as contract review, abstraction, creation of a contract database, risk analysis, and obligation management. Their services help companies maintain uniformity in contracts, improve visibility and organization of contracts, and properly manage legal obligations. Neo Jurix has experienced attorneys and uses processes like redlining, comparison of contract versions, and drafting of contract summaries to provide efficient contract management solutions.
MindTree Considers Leading Enterprise Contract Management SoftwareIcertis
MindTree selects Icertis Contract Management solution based on its end-to-end functionality, ease of use, and quick time to deployment. The contract management system has significantly improved MindTree’s complex contract management capabilities.
Implementing a contract management system can help companies achieve SOX compliance and increase shareholder value. By providing transparency and access to contractual obligations and risks, it improves internal controls, compliance, and performance. Appointing a project team led by a "champion" ensures the system is properly implemented and contractual data remains accurate and up-to-date. Standardizing on such a system company-wide can further increase process efficiencies across the organization.
White Paper : It Is Time To Switch Outsourcing VendorISHIR
It Is Time To Switch Outsourcing Vendor. - As more and more companies are sharing dissatisfaction with their existing software development outsourcing arrangements, companies are evaluating risks and rewards of switching outsourcing vendors. In this white paper, you will discover: Risks in switching an outsourcing provider How to choose a new outsourcing vendor Planning the vendor switch
Seal Contract Discovery & Analytics helps organizations answer these types of questions on a daily basis. Organizations can leverage Seal in order to navigate the fast moving business environment and ever increasing regulatory requirements.
How does digital signing process make your business more successfulSreeramulaSatya
The digital signing process is rapidly replacing the organization’s manual methods and in turn, it is reducing the manual effort, especially the HR & sales department’s. Organizations are making their job done in one shot irrespective of the document count by following the process such as digital signing and go cardless, by experiencing the growth and productivity of their respective organizations.
Contract Management for the Manufacturing SectorDocuCollab
The document discusses contract management challenges for manufacturing companies and how a contract lifecycle management (CLM) software can help address them. It describes how CLM software can help centralize contracts, manage supply chain contracts more effectively, ensure compliance with contractual terms, and measure team productivity. The CLM software streamlines processes, eliminates errors, and improves efficiency to help manufacturing companies overcome contract management challenges.
Risk, Compliance and the Bottom Line: Why Contract Lifecycle Managment MattersAshwin Chak
This white paper looks at industry trends and presents the case for utilizing a Contract Lifecycle Management solution to sidestep potential disasters and help unlock the value buried deep within the multitude of contracts in force.
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Guide on the use of Artificial Intelligence-based tools by lawyers and law fi...Massimo Talia
This guide aims to provide information on how lawyers will be able to use the opportunities provided by AI tools and how such tools could help the business processes of small firms. Its objective is to provide lawyers with some background to understand what they can and cannot realistically expect from these products. This guide aims to give a reference point for small law practices in the EU
against which they can evaluate those classes of AI applications that are probably the most relevant for them.
Receivership and liquidation Accounts
Being a Paper Presented at Business Recovery and Insolvency Practitioners Association of Nigeria (BRIPAN) on Friday, August 18, 2023.
Sangyun Lee, 'Why Korea's Merger Control Occasionally Fails: A Public Choice ...Sangyun Lee
Presentation slides for a session held on June 4, 2024, at Kyoto University. This presentation is based on the presenter’s recent paper, coauthored with Hwang Lee, Professor, Korea University, with the same title, published in the Journal of Business Administration & Law, Volume 34, No. 2 (April 2024). The paper, written in Korean, is available at <https://shorturl.at/GCWcI>.
Genocide in International Criminal Law.pptxMasoudZamani13
Excited to share insights from my recent presentation on genocide! 💡 In light of ongoing debates, it's crucial to delve into the nuances of this grave crime.
Lifting the Corporate Veil. Power Point Presentationseri bangash
"Lifting the Corporate Veil" is a legal concept that refers to the judicial act of disregarding the separate legal personality of a corporation or limited liability company (LLC). Normally, a corporation is considered a legal entity separate from its shareholders or members, meaning that the personal assets of shareholders or members are protected from the liabilities of the corporation. However, there are certain situations where courts may decide to "pierce" or "lift" the corporate veil, holding shareholders or members personally liable for the debts or actions of the corporation.
Here are some common scenarios in which courts might lift the corporate veil:
Fraud or Illegality: If shareholders or members use the corporate structure to perpetrate fraud, evade legal obligations, or engage in illegal activities, courts may disregard the corporate entity and hold those individuals personally liable.
Undercapitalization: If a corporation is formed with insufficient capital to conduct its intended business and meet its foreseeable liabilities, and this lack of capitalization results in harm to creditors or other parties, courts may lift the corporate veil to hold shareholders or members liable.
Failure to Observe Corporate Formalities: Corporations and LLCs are required to observe certain formalities, such as holding regular meetings, maintaining separate financial records, and avoiding commingling of personal and corporate assets. If these formalities are not observed and the corporate structure is used as a mere façade, courts may disregard the corporate entity.
Alter Ego: If there is such a unity of interest and ownership between the corporation and its shareholders or members that the separate personalities of the corporation and the individuals no longer exist, courts may treat the corporation as the alter ego of its owners and hold them personally liable.
Group Enterprises: In some cases, where multiple corporations are closely related or form part of a single economic unit, courts may pierce the corporate veil to achieve equity, particularly if one corporation's actions harm creditors or other stakeholders and the corporate structure is being used to shield culpable parties from liability.
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