Now in its sixth year, the survey continues to provide insights and benchmarking, including trends data, in several key areas to support the decision-making process of law firm librarians.
The annual HBR Law Department Survey is the premier source of benchmarking data used by general counsel and legal operations leaders. Benchmarks are available by industry, revenue, law department size, and geography.
The remote work environment necessitated by COVID forced law firm libraries to rethink the way they work, the services they provide, and their resource collections.
The annual survey is designed to equip procurement leaders, along with firm leaders, with a point of reference for advancing and elevating the role of procurement and an industry-focused baseline to benchmark against their peers through year-over-year survey data analysis.
Corporate law departments are increasingly embracing data science as a strategic lever for more effectively measuring, managing and reporting on their business performance.
Business acceptance practices have become more complex and strategic over the past several years as departments have evolved from back office, risk management functions to vital, strategic partners to the organizations they support.
HBR Consulting's Law Firm Evolving Libraries Survey was designed to gain insights into emerging trends across law library staff, resources, technology and services.
