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What is CaaS? Epigram’s Creative-as-a-Service (CaaS) model gives organisations instant, scalable access to creative talent through a simple monthly subscription. Instead of requesting one-off support or going through lengthy approval cycles, clients can tap into a dedicated pool of design expertise, from document production and digital design to animation and strategic brand work. With embedded account management […]

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Accesspoint Technologies case study: Prince Evans LLP
Prince Evans Solicitors LLP, is a leading West London law firm, offering a full-service range of legal advice to their diverse client base. Prince Evans works in a number of specialist areas and niche markets, to include: corporate transactions, commercial property, social housing and new build homes conveyancing, litigation and personal injury and, private client […]
Hubshare case study: Steele Raymond LLP
The Firm Steele Raymond LLP is a UK law firm with a large presence in Bournemouth and the surrounding areas. Having practiced law for around 40 years and recently achieving their 15th consecutive year as a Top Tier firm in the Legal 500 UK Edition, Steele Raymond have proven their excellence in this ever-growing and […]
Fairweather Law rolls out superior combined Quill-Redbrick package
Fairweather Law uses a combined Quill-Redbrick software solution for legal accounting and case management respectively. The practice decided to switch because its previous supplier inflated its fees thereby making it unsustainable for the future. Jack Fairweather, Director at Fairweather Law, describes the decision-making process: “When we were given a very substantial fee increase, it suddenly […]
DPS Software: Wokingham Borough Council bolster recruitment strategy with remote working
Shared Legal Services (SLS) from Wokingham Borough Council and the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead began looking for a new case management system in early 2018. A key consideration for them was the ability to work remotely with the best security levels that were available. “It was vital that we had a system that’s […]
Catherine Kidd at Thomson Reuters indexes law firm innovation
Catherine Kidd, market development lead, global large law, at Thomson Reuters, explains the different ways in which law firms are approaching innovation strategy. As market development lead for large law firms at Thomson Reuters, Catherine Kidd’s role includes spending a lot of time uncovering what challenges its customers are experiencing. Recently, she has found herself […]
Maurice Tunney at Keystone Law on the agility advantage of using NetDocuments
Maurice Tunney, director of technology and innovation at Keystone Law, explains why a firm disrupting the market, and with plans to keep growing faster in future, needed NetDocuments to do so efficiently and safely. Keystone Law is a firm with a clear track record in turning the pursuit of ‘doing things differently’ into results. A […]
John Schorah and Stuart Whittle at Weightmans on working with Thomson Reuters
Weightmans managing partner John Schorah, and business services and innovation director Stuart Whittle, explain how the firm organises its innovation activity, which includes a collaborative approach to maximising the opportunities of data with Thomson Reuters. Weightmans has long been a firm with a reputation for recognising and rewarding its business services and operational expertise. It […]
Samantha Steer at Thomson Reuters explains how the business is investing ever further in increasing lawyer productivity
Samantha Steer, director of strategy, large and medium law firms, at Thomson Reuters, explains how the business is investing ever further in increasing lawyer productivity and efficient decision-making through both document and process automation. In the UK there are well-established technology solutions for over 16 law firm activity types, combined with over 250 UK and […]
Dean Sappey at DocsCorp on its plans to facilitate a seamless experience across its products
Dean Sappey, CEO at DocsCorp, outlines how the company intends to keep its family of products working harmoniously with one another, and with the outside world. In July 2019, British Airways became the recipient of the largest ever fine handed down by the Information Commissioner’s Office for General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) related data breaches. […]
Amy Simpson at LexisNexis on how software can help lawyers ensure the accuracy of their legal research
If you have ever run an internet search and remained dubious about the results, you’re not the only one. These days, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to find trusted information sources on the internet. In fact, 70% of us in the UK are concerned that what we read online is untrue. Research has shown that it […]
Quiss people remain at the core of digital workplaces
The majority of organisations recognise the workplace is undergoing radical transformation thanks to digital technologies. But many are implementing new technology without first understanding how it delivers real value to their employees, who are often left without the training needed to get the most from. A digital workspace is not a single technology, but the […]
tmgroup: the collaborative new dawn of new build
The wider economy and new build New build starts and future developments are inextricably linked to the success of the wider economy. Economists and construction experts have found that, historically, 2% annual growth in the UK’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a driver for growth in construction output. Unfortunately, the last time the UK exceeded […]
Industry case study from Accellion: Seyfarth Shaw, LLP
Seyfarth Shaw provides a broad range of legal services in the areas of labor and employment, employee benefits, litigation, corporate and real estate. With more than 800 attorneys in the U.S. and London, the firm’s clients include over 300 of the Fortune 500 companies, reflecting virtually every industry and segment of the economy. ChallengeTwo words that sum up Seyfarth […]