Ted Theodoropoulos

If you're a KM or innovation leader trying to plan ILTACON around what your firm is actually working on I have a resource which will help.

Last month I published the nine objectives Big Law leaders say they're prioritizing in their AI transformations: I spent the last several weeks researching what objectives Big Law lea…

Our team took that framework and re-sorted the entire KM&I track against it. Every session mapped to a priority, with day, time, and room, so you can make the hard scheduling calls before you land in Nashville.

A few things jumped out during the mapping:

Delta B is the KM room all week. If knowledge and skills are your priority, you barely need to move.

Davidson North is the governance room. All five governance sessions run there.

Tuesday at 2:00 PM is the worst conflict of the week. Two data-layer sessions run head to head.

Thursday afternoon is where "redesign the work" concentrates. Four of six sessions land in the final two blocks. Don't book an early flight home.

The full guide is free.

Which sessions are you locked in on? I'm trying to figure out which ones will be standing room only.

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Ted Theodoropoulos is CEO and co-founder of Infodash and hosts the Legal Innovation Spotlight podcast. He writes about legal AI strategy, law firm technology, and the economics of the law firm business model.