The ultimate solution for reducing stress and increasing retention in law firms according to Bundledocs

Attracting and retaining high-calibre talent has become increasingly challenging across industries. There are many factors that can be attributed to this however long working hours, the volume of work that needs to be completed and high-pressure situations are some of the factors behind talent leaving the legal profession.

Building resilience with Catalyst: top strategies for customer retention during economic downturns

The UK is continuing to experience increased housing, energy and food costs, with UK GDP predicted to ‘barely grow’, unemployment and debt to increase and income inequality to deteriorate (source: National Institute for Economic and Social Research).

How to improve customer retention using predictive analytics according to Catalyst

Customer retention relates to a business’s strategies and activities to keep its current customers. Customer retention analytics can facilitate such activities by providing predictive metrics of customers who are expected to churn.

How can generative AI help you improve employee engagement? Find out with Proventeq

One of the biggest challenges for private organizations is a poor employee retention rate. The ability to keep employees is a challenge, with nearly half (46%) of employees at private enterprises saying they are likely to leave their employer in the next 12 months; a significant rise from 2021, when only 7% said they’d be likely to leave.

See why retention matters in long-term preservation of digital records with Proventeq

Content security and classification have become a growing concern for many organizations and with both GDPR and ADA requiring a new approach to how the enterprise collects, records, and secures both data and information.

Conquering your firm’s data mountain with iCompli – PART 1

All law firms have records – a lot of them. But it’s only recently that they’ve started to become seriously problematic, for a host of reasons, which is why firms now need help with systematic information retention and disposition.

LexisNexis Bellwether report: small law firms prioritise sustainable growth and client retention

46% of firms expected to grow over the next 12 months, with 38% expecting to remain stable. Rather than merging, there is a strong desire to grow organically, with investment in business support functions.

10 reasons why firms need to engage with data minimisation from LegalRM

In a world where data volumes are increasing exponentially, it’s surprising that a large proportion of law firms don’t even have a policy to manage data retention and disposition.

The biggest challenges for SME firms in 2023 and tips to overcome them from Advanced Legal

Understanding how technology can effectively tackle issues surrounding profitability, talent retention and acquisition, as well as hybrid working and ever-changing client needs.

LegalRM: Putting data retention and disposition into practice

The key to resolving the challenge of excess data is for firms to establish a robust data retention and disposition policy.