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Evolving Contract Management: Navigating Uncertainty in the Digital Age

April 2025
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Abstract

The practice of contract management has undergone significant transformation in recent years, driven by technological advancements, changing business models, and increasing market volatility. For legal professionals, these shifts demand a fundamental reconsideration of how contracts are drafted, negotiated, and managed throughout their lifecycle. This article explores the evolution of contract management practices, highlighting key trends and offering insights into how legal practitioners can adapt their approach to better serve organizational needs in uncertain times.

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