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iManage Upgrades Insight+ to Fix AI Governance Gaps
iManage has updated its Insight+ platform to tackle AI governance gaps affecting law firms and professional services organizations. The Chicago-based company announced the enhancements on March 5, 202
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iManage has updated its Insight+ platform to tackle AI governance gaps affecting law firms and professional services organizations.
The Chicago-based company announced the enhancements on March 5, 2026, targeting a specific and growing problem: AI tools are being used across organizations without the structured, governed context needed to produce reliable outputs. The update aims to connect documents, business data, and metadata within a single governed platform.
AI adoption in legal and professional services is accelerating, but governance infrastructure is not keeping pace. The gap between deploying AI and managing what it accesses has become a compliance and operational risk.
The Governance Problem
iManage's own research puts numbers to the problem. According to the iManage Knowledge Work Benchmark Report 2026, 36% of organizations have already experienced document policy violations tied to AI usage.
Only two-thirds of organizations have centralized storage and formal governance controls in place. Meanwhile, a quarter of employees are using publicly available AI tools with limited oversight.
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