Many companies face the same challenges when it comes to handling their technology and commercial contracts. These contracts are often essential for the success of any business, but they can be a source of significant company resource consumption, delay and risk.

In addition, the existence of multiple approaches to achieve desired outcomes can make it be difficult to identify where to start. Given the multitude of competing priorities in today’s workplace, maintaining the status quo may seem appealing. 

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Sean Christy
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