Key points to remember about digital clutter Digital clutter refers to the unstructured accumulation of documents (multiple versions, absence of classification and retention rules, dispersed storage locations). It creates an evidential risk:...
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All our articles on Digitalisation
Our digitalisation category examines how organisations can confidently transition to paperless processes while maintaining legal security and compliance. These articles provide practical insights into integrating trusted digital solutions, like timestamping, archiving, and sealing, into everyday workflows to enable a reliable and efficient digital transformation.
Dematerialisation of contracts: how to ensure their legal validity
Key points on dematerialised contracts A dematerialised contract has the same legal value as a paper contract, provided that the identification of the signatory and the integrity of the document are guaranteed (Articles 1366 and 1367 of the Civil...
Legal Ops, the COO of the legal department
Sylvie Rozenfeld: You are the author of the first French-language book dedicated to the role of Legal Operations Officer, known as Legal Ops, published at the end of last year by LexisNexis. You previously served as a general counsel, founded the...
What’s the difference between digitisation and digitalisation? A guide to digital transformation in 2026
Key takeaways Digitisation refers to converting paper-based documents into digital format, while digitalisation involves managing those documents throughout their entire lifecycle. A digitalisation project can be complex and should be carefully...
Difference between EDM and Electronic Archiving: what you need to know
Key take-aways: understanding the difference between EDM and Electronic Archiving EDM manages “active” or “living” documents that are modified, shared, and collaboratively edited, whereas Electronic archiving preserves “frozen” documents, ensuring...
What is Digital Trust and how to implement it in your business?
Key takeaways Digital trust has become a strategic issue in securing digital workflows in the face of the increase in cyberattacks, fraud and regulatory requirements. It is based on four core pillars: data integrity, authenticity of the issuer,...
Document digitisation: how to successfully digitise your company’s documents?
Key points to remember about document digitisation Document digitisation goes beyond scanning and includes the full lifecycle: creation, validation, signing, storage, and long-term archiving Clear objectives and scope definition are essential to...