Católica Porto Business School's S.Lab (Service Management Lab) will host a seminar led by Martin Spring, Professor of Operations Management at Lancaster University Management School (LUMS), UK. The seminar will focus on the theme of AI-based technologies in law and accounting.
Local: Católica Porto Business School, Américo Amorim Building
Duration: 5.30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
AI-based technologies offer great potential benefits for law and accounting firms. But many firms, especially mid-tier and smaller, have been reluctant to adopt them. Based on the findings from the Technology in Professional Services (TiPS) innovation adoption accelerator in the United Kingdom, the seminar will explore some ways of thinking about potential application areas for these technologies, identify benefits - both intended and unanticipated – and explore the challenges of adoption from an organisational perspective.
Participation is free, but registration is required by clicking on the link below.
Martin Spring: Professor of Operations Management at Lancaster University Management School (LUMS), UK. He is also Principal Investigator of TiPS (Technology in Professional Services) Accelerator for digital adoption in law and accountancy firms and Director of the School’s Centre for Productivity. His research is concerned with the intersection between innovation in products, services and technologies, and the processes and supply chains of which they are a part. His work on this theme has focussed on product customisation, supply chain flexibility, the links between public policy and innovation in supply networks, and innovation in business-to-business services. Recently, he has been researching the adoption of artificial intelligence in law and accountancy firms.
