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# Session 22: First Optimize, Then Automate! Success factor for legal process management
### Speaker
**Wolfgang Roidl**, Managing Director at NodeMasters ([LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/wolfgang-roidl-a4825386/))
Things are rarely carved in stone these days, but if a process is turned into a digital workflow, it might be equally hard to change it afterwards. This session will focus on the crucial practice of analyzing and optimizing legal processes to ensure they are ready to be automated.
## Slides
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