LegalTech News Reporter Rhys Dipshan covered Intapp's 2024 Technology Perceptions Report. His article covers the survey results including how lawyers at tech-savvy law firms say they are more satisfied in their jobs and more efficient at their work than those at less technology-forward firms.

Chris Gaetano, Technology Editor at Accounting Today, covered Intapp's 2024 Technology Perceptions Report. In the article he outlines how accountants in particular were found to be higher than average in terms of both AI adoption and hours saved.

Law360 Reporter Steven Lerner covered Intapp's 2024 Technology Perceptions Report. His article covers the disparity between the increased demand for artificial intelligence and the number of professionals using the technology at work.

Intapp surveyed more than 800 fee earners to provide insight into how professionals believe AI will enhance their work performance, and how technology affects job satisfaction and retention. The results found that less than half of survey respondents rate their firms as highly tech savvy. And while 91% expressed a desire to use AI in their day-to-day work, only 48% currently leverage the technology.

Patrick Smith, Reporter at The American Lawyer, published an article on the findings of The Rainmaker Genome Project. The article highlights what makes the top […]

AmLaw Litigation Daily Columnist Ross Todd, published an article on the findings of The Rainmaker Genome Project geared towards litigators. His article focuses on how […]

Steven Lerner, Senior Reporter at Law360, published an article sharing the findings of The Rainmaker Genome Project. This new study of partners at professional and […]

Harvard Business Review published an article outlining the findings of The Rainmaker Genome Project. This new study of partners at professional and financial services firms, conducted by Intapp and DCM Insights, pinpoints what makes the top rainmakers stand out from their peers.

Harvard Business Review published an article outlining the findings of The Rainmaker Genome Project. This new study of partners at professional and financial services firms, […]

FundFire Senior Reporter, Tom Stabile published an article on valuation adjustments and market expectations using our Autumn 2022 Dealmaker Pulse Report as a proof point. He asserts that early signals from private equity managers aren't showing dramatic moves to reflect the market downturn through the third quarter and that many are holding out for a clearer picture.

Private equity Wire published an article covering the results of our most recent DealCloud Dealmaker Pulse Survey, which quotes Ben Harrison, President of Financial Services at Intapp.

The Autumn 2022 DealCloud Dealmaker Pulse Survey Report is now live. The report explores trends, challenges, and expectations among private equity professionals regarding deal activity, pricing, and fundraising.

Intapp surveyed private equity professionals about recent deal activity and fundraising as well as trends, factors, and challenges that concern them in the months ahead for its Spring 2022 DealCloud Dealmaker Pulse report. The survey showed record-breaking activity in the past six months not only in the number of deals, but also in competition, pricing for deals, and fundraising.

The coming 6 months will bring increasingly stiff competition for more private equity deals at higher prices that demand larger fund sizes, going beyond the significant rebound that had been reported 6 months ago, according to the autumn 2021 edition of the DealCloud Dealmaker Pulse Survey Report released today by Intapp.

A 2019 Legal Value Network survey revealed that one of the biggest challenges for law firms is meeting client demands for value while still meeting the firm’s profit targets.