Trainees take the lead on VWV's AI strategy
Recent Law Society coverage highlights how VWV trainees are being entrusted to lead on the firm’s AI strategy, driving innovation and enhancing client service delivery through fresh perspectives on technology integration.
When VWV wanted to find an inclusive way to improve client service delivery using AI, it turned to its trainees to lead the charge.
Back in 2023, the VWV senior team were exploring ways they could get more value from technology - including whether artificial intelligence (AI tools) could improve client service delivery.
To get buy-in from employees they knew they needed to take an inclusive approach and actively involve its teams in the practical development of its own AI tools from the outset.
Building long-term digital literacy across the business was also a crucial goal. Could making trainees a core part of the AI efforts be an effective - if unexpected way - of achieving real innovation?
“Having our trainees involved in setting the AI strategy from day one has been vital”
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