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Actionstep: How do you maintain your law firm’s reputation?
Law firms need to be client-focused. That means implementing a practice management system that consistently delivers stellar client experiences by ensuring that every touchpoint is handled with the utmost care and professionalism.
Advanced Legal webinar: How to prove the value of a DMS – ROI based on hard data
Have you ever engaged in a suppliers ROI calculator, punched in your data and out came the cost savings/ROI? Typically a number that looks way too good, is based on assumptions and when (and if) presented can be met with scepticism and challenge from leadership.
LexisNexis: Mature BD wins the day
Brendan Nelson, general manager at LexisNexis Business Solutions, details how a data-driven business development model has helped many law firms turn pandemic-induced disruption into opportunity.
Intelligent Office UK: The choice of change
Alison Bilgin, chief operating officer at Intelligent Office, says the hybrid-working era has begun, and law firms are already reacting fast.
CTS: Growing gains
With an ambitious growth strategy that’s paid off over the last three years, James Barron and Paul Rawson at Metamorph Law explain how support from IT specialists at CTS has helped the firm continue to bring newly acquired businesses up to scratch and meet the firm’s tech expectations.
Bundledocs: The case for change
Fiona Donkin, senior IT trainer at Scotland’s Brodies, explains how the Bundledocs solution has made the business of managing documents much simpler for a remote or hybrid workforce.
NetDocuments: Growing ahead
Andy Baldin, new vice president of international sales at NetDocuments, gives his early take on where the business is today, plans for significant expansion, and the many possibilities of legal process transformation.
Intapp: Speed to connect
Pat Archbold and Josh Clark at Intapp tell Richard Brent how managing data across all their systems in the cloud is already offering firms not only more efficiency but also clear competitive advantage
Wilson Allen: The path to profit by unlocking data
Many law firms today are performance-focused, which typically means that they use time and billing data to inform a delivery model that optimises rates, utilisation and leverage to drive profitability.
Tim Dargavel joins Zylpha Bundling Development team
Tim Dargavel has joined the UK’s most innovative legal document bundling group Zylpha as a Software Developer, primarily working on the company’s widely acclaimed bundling solutions.
Aderant: How analytics boosts billing performance
Trey Ruello, director of data services at Aderant, explains how data analytics accelerates a law firm’s billing lifecycle, improves realisation, and delivers a better client experience.
Quill appoints Doug Convery from SOS Legal and doubles its sales resource
Quill has hired seasoned professional, Doug Convery, to join its sales team in a newly created regional sales consultant position and drive further business growth while supporting its strategic direction for continued market share expansion.
Family law firm, Woolley & Co, Solicitors, selects CTS’ cloud platform
CTS, the legal sector’s provider of cloud and IT services specifically shaped for law, have been selected by family law firm, Woolley & Co, to provide a hybrid cloud platform, which will provide greater efficiency, productivity and profitability, with fee earners able to work more flexibly.
