Phase 4 of the Inquiry has exposed the extent of technological ignorance in legal teams and how that helped perpetuate bad thinking. It was seemingly matched by an unshakeable belief that they knew quite enough about IT to make key decisions, thank you. They were not the only ones, but as trained thinkers, one would imagine they would ha…
Phase 4 of the Inquiry has exposed the extent of technological ignorance in legal teams and how that helped perpetuate bad thinking. It was seemingly matched by an unshakeable belief that they knew quite enough about IT to make key decisions, thank you. They were not the only ones, but as trained thinkers, one would imagine they would have recognised when they were bumping up against the limits of their expertise and would have brought in specialist knowledge.
Phase 4 of the Inquiry has exposed the extent of technological ignorance in legal teams and how that helped perpetuate bad thinking. It was seemingly matched by an unshakeable belief that they knew quite enough about IT to make key decisions, thank you. They were not the only ones, but as trained thinkers, one would imagine they would have recognised when they were bumping up against the limits of their expertise and would have brought in specialist knowledge.