The Internet of Things or “IOT” is the range everyday devices and sensors connected to the Internet. The IOT is growing fast – by 2020 there will be some 50 billion “things” connected to the Internet. The commercial and practical benefits are vast – but the benefits won’t come without challenges and there are a […]

This is second of five short vlogs from a Thomson Reuters Panel on Law Firm Innovation that Richard spoke at recently. It looks at understanding what clients want and how to provide it.

In this vlog Richard Kemp takes a quick look at the macro trends in IT and what they mean for IT law and IT lawyers.

This is the first of five short vlogs from a Thomson Reuters Panel on Law Firm Innovation that Richard spoke at recently. It looks at BD in a changing market.

In this vlog Deirdre Moynihan discusses what we call “software over-deployment”. It is the use by a customer of licensed software beyond what is contractually permitted in its agreement with the software provider.

Deirdre Moynihan covers three case studies on artificial intelligence at a recent Kemp IT Law breakfast seminar.

Richard Kemp looks at artificial intelligence at a recent Kemp IT Law breakfast seminar.

Richard Kemp discusses how and why law firms are picking up the pace in adopting artificial intelligence or AI.

Blockchain is fast becoming a symbol of the deep digital transformation now upon us called the fourth industrial revolution.

APIs serve the common aim of increasing connectivity and interconnectedness. They are the hooks and handshakes that enable different software programs to talk to each other – they allow you to log-in to iPhone Apps using Facebook credentials; to share articles using icon short cuts that directly connect with your Twitter, LinkedIn, or Facebook account; […]