ILTA Voices Driving Change in a Law Firm - Matt Coatney Interview
Jul 2, 2015
11:44
Join us for this series of podcasts as we discuss tips
and techniques for driving change in a law firm. Four ILTA members who
hold leadership positions within their law firms share their insights,
strategies and best practices to build support for information
governance, knowledge management and enterprise content management
initiatives.
Speaker: Matt Coatney is an AI software executive, inventor and developer with 15 years of experience in bringing advanced technologies to market in the healthcare, e-commerce, finance and legal industries. He creates value for organizations by timing introduction of AI just as technologies become viable, focusing on tangible business outcomes and applying design principles to maximize acceptance and adoption. Matt's previous successes include intelligent decision support tools LeadScope for drug discovery, Lexis Search Advantage and Document Profiling for legal content analysis and discovery, and predictive cost modeling for the U.S. Air Force. He writes and speaks frequently about commercializing AI advances, and his work has appeared in books, technical journals and international conferences. Matt is a member of the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence and the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) including AI, bioinformatics and knowledge discovery special interest groups.
Speaker: Matt Coatney is an AI software executive, inventor and developer with 15 years of experience in bringing advanced technologies to market in the healthcare, e-commerce, finance and legal industries. He creates value for organizations by timing introduction of AI just as technologies become viable, focusing on tangible business outcomes and applying design principles to maximize acceptance and adoption. Matt's previous successes include intelligent decision support tools LeadScope for drug discovery, Lexis Search Advantage and Document Profiling for legal content analysis and discovery, and predictive cost modeling for the U.S. Air Force. He writes and speaks frequently about commercializing AI advances, and his work has appeared in books, technical journals and international conferences. Matt is a member of the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence and the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) including AI, bioinformatics and knowledge discovery special interest groups.