The Australasian Legal Practice Management Association (ALPMA) is proud to announce the return of InfoTrack as Principal Partner for ALTACON 2025.
InfoTrack has been a valued supporter of the Australasian Legal Technology Alliance (ALTA, previously Australian Legal Technology Association) for a number of years. In 2024, a new arrangement began for ALTA to be powered by ALPMA, which facilitated the much-anticipated return of ALTACON as part of the ALPMA Summit, seeing InfoTrack as the ALTACON 2024 Principal Partner.
Their return as ALTACON 2025 Principal Partner underscores InfoTrack’s pivotal role in advancing legal technology and their unwavering support for the legal community.
Emma Elliott, CEO of ALPMA, said, “We are incredibly grateful for InfoTrack’s continued support of both ALPMA and ALTA. Their ongoing partnership with ALTACON is instrumental in making this dedicated stream of legaltech sessions, tech talks and case studies come to life each year, forming the hub of the conference Exhibition Hall. We’re proud that our ability to incorporate ALTACON into the renowned ALPMA Summit allows us to now deliver Australasia’s leading legal practice management and legaltech conference.”
“The legal industry is undergoing profound transformation, and at InfoTrack, we see it as our responsibility, and privilege, to stand with legal professionals at the forefront of that change. Our role isn’t just to deliver technology, but to advocate for smarter, more sustainable ways of working that honour the rigour, integrity, and impact of this profession. We’re deeply committed to empowering firms with the tools and insights they need to thrive, not just today, but into the future. We look forward to continuing our partnership with ALTACON as a platform to champion innovation and drive meaningful conversations across the legal community. We can’t wait to connect with our peers, clients and collaborators at this year’s event.” Sandra Falzon, Chief Marketing Officer, InfoTrack
InfoTrack is at the forefront of legal technology innovation, providing solutions that streamline legal processes and enhance productivity. Their contributions to the industry include advanced eFiling systems, AI-driven workflow automation, and seamless integration with legal practice management software. These innovations have significantly improved efficiency and accuracy for legal professionals.
The 2025 ALPMA Summit + ALTACON will be held from 3-5 September at Sydney’s International Convention Centre. This year’s theme, “Trailblazing Tomorrow: People, Technology and Law on the New Frontier”, promises to deliver cutting-edge insights and strategies for legal practice management professionals.
The ALTACON stage will be situated in the bustling Exhibition Hall, where delegates can attend a variety of sessions, including a 2025 Legal Tech Showcase, multiple Tech Talks and practical Case Studies, the announcement of the outcome of the Dragon’s Den pitches, as well as sessions on AI, cyber security, and successful technology change and adoption in your law firm.
The Summit program will feature keynote presentations from Michael McQueen (“Influence 2.0”), Dr. Fiona Kerr (“Human Connectivity and Synchronisation”) and Dr Chadden Hunter – David Attenborough’s right hand man (“Does Attenborough snore in the tent?”), alongside more than 40 other sessions full of valuable insights and strategies to help legal practice management professionals navigate the new frontier of people, technology, and law.
Standard registrations for the 2025 ALPMA Summit + ALTACON are open until Wednesday, 20 August. Law firms can also save on multi-registrations, by sending 3 delegates for the price of 2, making it easier for the firm to benefit from all the learnings and networking opportunities at the conference.
About ALPMA
The Australasian Legal Practice Management Association (ALPMA) is the peak body representing managers and leaders working within law firms, legal departments or government agencies. ALPMA provides an authoritative voice on issues relevant to legal practice management across the industry. Members of ALPMA provide professional management services to legal practices (et al) in areas of financial management, strategic management, technology, human resources, facilities and operational management, marketing and information services and technology.
ALPMA’s learning and development framework includes pillars covering finance, operations, information technology, human resources, knowledge management, business development, marketing, project management to name just a few. They also regularly provide content on topical challenges facing the industry today including legal technology, cyber security, anti-money laundering, regulatory updates, ESG and sustainability.
ALPMA also produces benchmarking reports for members including the various Salary Surveys conducted across Australia, New Zealand and for the Intellectual Property & Trademark sector, Financial Performance Benchmarking surveys (AU and NZ), annual Changing Legal Landscape report, Cyber Security report and our first State of Sustainability Priorities in the Legal Industry report.
ALPMA has over 3,000 members which includes individuals and corporate subscribers (law firms, legal departments and government agencies) across Australia, New Zealand and various other countries.
For more information about ALPMA, visit www.alpma.com.au
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Emma Elliott
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Australasian Legal Practice Management Association
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About ALTA
The Australasian Legal Technology Alliance (ALTA) provides a community to Australasian legal technology companies for information sharing, collaboration and building the presence of Australasian legal technology on the global stage.
Prior to 1 July 2025, ALTA was the Australian Legal Technology Association. They are excited about the new structure providing additional benefits for members including a more established annual webinar program, bigger and better ALTACON in 2025, expanding value and opportunities for ALTA members and advocates, increasing the number of in-person events, developing their online content and much more.
