Why iManage Just Rebuilt Its Platform for AI Agents, Not Humans
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iManage Touts AI Momentum and a ‘Context Fabric’ as It Unveils Platform Overhaul at ConnectLive 2026
iManage used the opening of its annual ConnectLive user conference in Chicago earlier this week to introduce what it describes as the next evolution of its document- and knowledge-management platform, a redesign the company says is built to make institutional knowledge usable by AI systems while keeping governance and security controls in place. The announcement […]
AI agents in companies often make mistakes not because of a lack of data, but because of poor memory. They find documents, but don't always understand which rules are currently relevant and which solutions have already been tested. But there is already a solution to this problem.
Why iManage Just Rebuilt Its Platform for AI Agents, Not Humans
The question changed sometime between January and May. Twelve months ago, professional services firms asked which AI model to adopt. Now they ask something harder: how do you let AI loose on decades of client files without it accessing the wrong matter, breaching an ethical wall, or exposing privileged material? iManage answered Tuesday at ConnectLive 2026 in Chicago. The knowledge work platform provider unveiled what it calls a “context fabric”…
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