Shelfware is a term used to describe software that sits unused “on the shelf,” collecting dust rather than driving demonstrable improvements in an organization.
It often results when there’s a disconnect between expectations set pre-purchase and the reality of post-launch inaction.
In this white paper, our friends at Mitratech share steps you can take to increase the chances of successfully integrating software into your firm.
Download it to learn:
- Why shelfware is a major problem in the legal industry
- How to spot shelfware before you buy (and shelve) it
- How to navigate lawyer attitudes toward training
- How integration brings it all together (literally)
Sign up here to get your free copy!
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Shelfware is a term used to describe software that sits unused “on the shelf,” collecting dust rather than driving demonstrable improvements in an organization.
It often results when there’s a disconnect between expectations set pre-purchase and the reality of post-launch inaction.
In this white paper, our friends at Mitratech share steps you can take to increase the chances of successfully integrating software into your firm.
Download it to learn:
- Why shelfware is a major problem in the legal industry
- How to spot shelfware before you buy (and shelve) it
- How to navigate lawyer attitudes toward training
- How integration brings it all together (literally)
Sign up here to get your free copy!
