Mintz Selects Entegrata to Power Its Centralized Data Platform and Firm-Wide Data Program

Entegrata announced that Mintz has entered into an agreement to implement Entegrata’s data platform as the foundation of the firm’s newly established data program, with a focus on bringing together the best version of the firm’s data to power marketing, business development, innovation, and AI initiatives across the enterprise. 

Mintz is investing in building out a comprehensive, firm-wide data program designed to treat data as a strategic asset, and selected Entegrata’s Azure Databricks lakehouse platform as the central foundation that program will be built upon. Recognizing that the value of any innovation initiative, particularly those involving AI, depends on the quality and accessibility of the data underneath, the firm chose Entegrata to consolidate data across the enterprise into a single, structured, and trustworthy source. 

The engagement centers on unifying data from across the firm’s source systems, including financial, marketing, client, and matter platforms, into one centralized data model. The result is a trusted foundation that gives Mintz’s marketing and business development teams a clearer view of client relationships and growth opportunities, equips its innovation team with the data infrastructure needed to scale new initiatives, and positions the firm to deploy AI in ways that meaningfully advance both client service and firm operations. 

“Entegrata stood out in our evaluation because we needed a partner who could move with us not just today, but through the next several years of building out our data program, and Entegrata’s platform will be the foundation of that architecture,” said John B. Koss, Head of Innovation, AI, and E-Data Consulting at Mintz. “Their focus on law firms, their ability to bring our data together into a single, well-organized source, and their capacity to keep pace with where we’re taking the firm gave us the confidence that this is the right foundation to build on.” 

Mintz’s investment reflects a growing recognition across the legal industry that the firms best positioned for the future are those investing now in the quality and structure of their data, not just the tools that sit on top of it.