MinterEllison leverages Microsoft Copilot for legal work transformation
MinterEllison, one of Australia's largest law firms, integrated Microsoft's Copilot for Microsoft 365 as part of their 'hyper-automation strategy'. The initiative focuses on enhancing client experiences, increasing workforce productivity, and improving employee satisfaction. The firm participated in Microsoft’s Early Access Program, deploying Copilot across departments to test its value. MinterEllison also emphasized digital fluency among its teams through a Digital Academy and an innovation scholarship on generative AI. Inclusive practices like knowledge sharing via Microsoft Teams channels encourage experimental collaboration and tech adoption.
- Organization
- MinterEllison
- Industry
- Legal
- Location
- Australia
- Published
- December 2023
Reported outcomes
Strategic outcomes
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- 1Document Review
- 2Workflow Automation
- Enhance legal work efficiency in document review and workflows.
- Bridge skills gap for employees in using generative AI.
- Address fears of emerging technology like generative AI among staff.
- Increase operational productivity while focusing on complex legal aspects.
- Participated in Microsoft Early Access Program for Copilot.
- Deployed Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 firm-wide in a phased approach.
- Implemented internal Digital Academy to enhance digital fluency.
- Created innovation-focused initiatives like an innovation scholarship and reward systems.
- Enabled employees to save five hours of work per day.
- Enhanced cross-department collaboration.
- Improved employee experience and reduced fear of technology.
- Enhanced productivity and efficiency in legal services.
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