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Sabinet and Vertice Software Solutions (VSS) Partner to Offer Streamlined Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Compliance Solution via VSS Platform

Sabinet and Vertice Software Solutions (VSS) Partner to Offer Streamlined Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Compliance Solution via VSS Platform
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Sabinet: Empowering SA publishers to unlock the potential of sustainable online publishing

Sabinet: Empowering SA publishers to unlock the potential of sustainable online publishing
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UKZN Library Joins Forces with Sabinet to Utilise Open Journal Systems for Sustainable Publishing

Sabinet, a leading provider of library and information services, is delighted to announce that the University of KwaZulu-Natal Library has signed up for the Open Journal Systems (OJS) offering by Sabinet. This innovative platform empowers publishers to achieve sustainability in their publishing efforts while connecting researchers globally and promoting Africa's knowledge economy. UKZN Library, renowned for its diverse range of academic and general expertise books, accredited journals. These journals are disseminated through Sabinet African Journals, a comprehensive platform focusing on information from or about Africa.

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Technology redefines the law

Technology is redefining the legal sector, making it easier for legal professionals to carry out their daily tasks. Online research databases, digital contracts and virtual hearings are transforming a profession that was previously known for its paper trail. “Today the definer is technology,” says Sanet Vos, Sabinet’s Head of Product. “It is key to working smarter and faster. Sabinet has always been in the business of providing one online source for all legal material. As technology gives us more options, we continue to provide new and innovative enhancements to our product range. By continually leveraging these new technological developments as well as the knowledge of our product specialists, we improve our service offering to our users while elevating our expertise.

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How will technology shape the future of law and the legal sector?

Legal technology, also known as Legal Tech, refers to the use of technology and software to provide legal services and support to the legal industry. Legal Tech also includes certain technological advancements, such as Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence. These are being identified as technologies that many experts predict will disrupt the legal profession in an unprecedented way. A recent article published in Forbes magazine, titled “The Future of Lawyers: Legal Tech, AI, Big Data and Online Courts”, discusses whether in the future a law firm could be charged with legal malpractice if it did not use artificial intelligence. It certainly is conceivable. According to the Forbes article, “Today, artificial intelligence offers a solution to the access-to-justice issue that will completely transform our traditional legal system.”

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