Carpmaels & Ransford LLP – Atlas Case Study | ClearPeople
Summary
Creating a modern knowledge hub that provides easy access to the very best of the firm’s collective knowledge.
Why Atlas?
- Powerful search functionality
- User-friendly interface
- Easy to submit content with tagged metadata
- Ease of templating
- Content management capabilities
- Scalable solution
The team chose Atlas because it is built on Microsoft 365 and combines intranet collaboration with knowledge management capabilities. In particular, its strong governance and provisioning engines, rich taxonomy, and search capabilities. Additionally, the ease of adding metadata and templating was beneficial for quickly building consistent pages.
Challenge
Carpmaels & Ransford LLP (Carpmaels) desired a platform that was built on Microsoft 365 which would combine intranet collaboration and communication with knowledge management capabilities.
Solution
Carpmaels needed to deliver more than just a knowledge platform. It needed to be an intelligent platform with smarter tools that not only makes it easier for fee-earners to access knowledge in the flow of their work but also maximises collaboration and a pursuit of excellence that aligns with the firm’s values.
Atlas emerged as the right solution, offering the flexibility, governance, and integration capabilities essential for Carpmaels’ digital transformation.
Results
The knowledge hub is a one-stop-shop for trusted, curated, easily searchable knowledge underpinned by strong governance, a rich taxonomy model that allows for faceted search and contextual search result filtering. A significant emphasis was placed on knowledge management, specifically on establishing dedicated areas to capture, upload and display relevant information which is easily findable and consumable to all Carpmael’s staff.
About Carpmaels & Ransford LLP
Learn more about Carpmaels & Ransford LLP.
Carpmaels & Ransford transformative journey to build a modern knowledge hub
Have a look into the firm’s key steps on the journey.
- KM Vision, across process, governance and technology – with a keen eye on knowledge transfer methods
- Key pointers to “why Atlas”
- Execution approach
