Data mining is the process of restructuring a large database in order to generate meaningful information. It encompasses discovering patterns and trends in the data sets and converting them into a comprehensible structure for further use. The goal is to extract the patterns which will help the organization to predict future trends, assist in taking […]
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Contract Lifecycle Management Systems – are the systems that serve specifically to house all of an organization’s contracts. These systems, being specifically designed to manage contracts, come with built-in features that will assist you in getting all your contractual documents into one centralized location and tracking them. These systems are a breed of software, running
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Legacy contracts can be a treasure trove of valuable information for a company. They contain hundreds of important, actionable obligations which need to be tracked and managed. Those are the reasons why migration is so important for every organization and is considered one of the best practices in contract management. Contracts carry an enormous amount
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Regulation: An Authoritative Framework for Guiding Actions Regulation serves as the official framework established by authorities, encompassing a set of rules and trends. Generally, it is defined as the legislative measures imposed by government entities on individuals, both private and public firms, to oversee and modify economic elements. Navigating Compliance in the Legal Landscape Compliance
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Is Brexit really happening? The UK government says ‘Yes’ and it is scheduled to leave at 11 pm UK time on Friday, 29 March 2019. Well, whether it happens or not happens, keep that discussion aside for now. What you might be interested in knowing is, how Brexit impacts certain contractual obligations in your existing contracts?
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To realize the benefits which exist after the contract has been signed, it’s necessary to not only understand the terms and provisions contained in your contract but to capture these for ongoing management. When a contract is signed, most organizations do a good job of tracking the contract’s basic operational requirements (e.g. renewal dates), but
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The term “Migration” is used, sometimes loosely to describe getting contracts out of an existing system, or even file folders, into a CLM system. Contract Migration is the process that takes documents from older systems and puts them into a newer system. Scan – Scan the documents from paper to a file on a computer.
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Contract life cycle management systems (CLM) allow users to centralize contract storage and management, plus aid in the creation of new ones that fully comply with the company’s policies and requirements. This breed of systems provides all of the features of a CMS but adds workflows to request, author, negotiate, approve, present, execute, manage obligations,
For a small organization with a quantum of 10-50 contracts, it is quite feasible to go back to their contracts and review their time and now, but as the volume and complexity increase, it becomes difficult to manage these contracts without the assistance of some kind of contract management tool. It can be a simple
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If your organization has hundreds and thousands of contracts flooded around you, I am sure you would miss tracking at least one key obligation out of 100 contracts. This can be due to a lack of reporting abilities in your in-house contract repository system or you never extracted the key elements from your legacy and
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