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Nigel Stott explores the issue of deconstructing the legal process into distinct steps to analyse and fine tune and emphasises the importance of human capital mangement as part of the enterprise resource planning process.
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Adam Makepeace outlines why Tuckers is moving its IT into the cloud from the safety of his tier 4 bunker, based in an unknown location, deep underground...
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This is where we at LSN will post a message about every Christmas card we get, thanking the sender. Mmm, Christmas goodness
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Damian Blackburn talks about predictive coding and how it helps law firms become more efficient.
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The latest buzz to hit the IT world is 'Big Data'. For once, the name goes some way to describing the thing, while at the same time keeping itself simple and avoiding ludicrous acronyms.
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David nips to Law Vegas to Thomson Reuters Elite's US global user conference and finds out what's in store for one of the world's biggest legal IT companies... "Elite's acquisition strategy is one of the most interesting things to come out of my visit. We’ve seen a lot of companies take this route to market dominance, but have we ever seen it done well? Only time will tell, but for the most part, the Elite strategy appears to be a good one..."
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The enterprise tablet world needs proper competition. With the imminent release of Microsoft's Surface tablet, and in theory the release of a new BlackBerry PlayBook running the BB10 operating system later this year, law firms might finally be given some really great choice in tablets.
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One of the big marketing challenges facing many large professional services firms is integration. Whether this is integrating myriad back-end systems, data, or marketing, large firms find it difficult.
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The view that effective archiving serves as a way to deal with organisational waste
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Nigel Stott asks: Who or what really drives technology adoption in law firms? The IT department? The client? The lawyers? The Legal Services Act?
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A number of law firms incorporate video into their websites. But for those that don't, with online amateur video being produced at an enormous rate, your firm will soon have a presence - even if you don't want one.
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In the last Starbucks I went into, everyone was using them. Is there some sort of subliminal advertising going on there? If there is, it's probably worked on me - I just bought a Macbook Pro. But are they right for law firms and lawyers to use?
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I’m getting a bit frustrated with my local council at the moment. I have an issue to take up and despite email requests to numerous departments, I’ve not had one reply in the last three weeks. End result? I’ve lost confidence in them. And I feel frustrated.
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It seems that every practice area head I speak to wants their own app.
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In the course of setting up a new firm recently, and in the midst of rolling out a virtual desktop solution, I decided to have a nose at the facilities on offer beyond the standard desktop.