Digital Transformation in Law Firms: Transform Your Data

Following our Digital Transformation in Law Firms Series Scott Duda, Leader of Cherry Bekaert’s Professional Services Industry practice had the opportunity to sit down with Denise Tyson, the Head of Finance & Operations at Tyson & Mendes, and Jennifer Mackinnon, Senior Client Success Manager with our own Digital Advisory Practice. Denise joins us to talk about Tyson & Mendes’ journey of digital transformation for reporting, the power of data, and the benefits of using a powerful analytics tool like Tableau Software.

Discussion includes:

  • An overview of the digital transformation journey for Denise and Tyson & Mendes
  • The real value of seeing information as knowledge
  • Structuring for data security
  • The transition from executive reporting to cross-collaboration between multiple departments and areas

If you have any questions specific to your business needs, Cherry Bekaert’s Digital Advisory team is available to discuss your situation with you.

If you haven’t already, catch up on our series:

Related Insights:

Case Study: Tyson & Mendes: Improves Operations and Business Practices with Tableau


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J. Scott Duda

Professional Services Industry Leader

Partner, Cherry Bekaert LLP
Partner, Cherry Bekaert Advisory LLC

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