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Don’t think that, just because you’re operating in a traditional working environment, you’ve missed your chance to adapt
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Lucinda Case, lead for legal professionals, Europe, at Thomson Reuters, says some substantial changes for teams in the business like hers are focused on helping firms to see their strategic technology choices go that much further in future
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Research conducted by LexisNexis for the Bellwether report series highlighted that small firms are becoming more and more attractive to legal professionals as their chosen employer. The Bellwether report, entitled Is the Future Small?, surveyed solicitors currently working at small law firms, where the majority – two out of three of those surveyed – had previously worked in medium to top-tier firms.
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We all know that AI (artificial intelligence) and machine learning are among the buzzwords that frequently come up in meetings or discussions around innovation and problem solving. It’s also heavily mooted as a key part of proposed requirements by some supply partners. So, what is AI and how should it be approached to deliver organisational benefits? There are numerous definitions out there, so I’ve tried to take the best of what’s on the web and consolidate it.
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Wendy Manfield, commercial director at Stephens Scown, says Katchr helps the firm to be more open about productivity with staff, which leads to better performance
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In 1996 Woolley & Co became the world’s first virtual law firm and since its formation, has established itself as one of the UK’s leading family law specialists. With no fixed office infrastructure, its IT platform has become the key enabler for the business, linking senior lawyers with each other and their clients.
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Tikit, a global provider of technology solutions to legal firms, today announced that GT Stewart won the ‘Access to Justice through IT’ award at the LALY awards last night using their innovative software; Tikit Formshare.
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Passionate about adopting innovative technologies that really helps its business, Ploum, the Netherlands law firm with a difference, shares its NetDocuments journey to the cloud.
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Following a lengthy process involving a series of demonstrations from the DMS vendors, interviews with existing Partners and IT Directors from other law firms and our own research on the use of cloud solutions versus keeping and maintaining a DMS on or even hosted off-site, it was clear to us that pursuing the cloud strategy – a single instance cloud platform in particular, was the way forward.
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With a client-centric commitment to excellence in mind, Saul Ewing LLP merged with Arnstein & Lehr LLP in September of 2017, providing their clients with expanded capabilities and greater depth in key practice areas.
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Keeping a handle on time-recording data at law firms is a bewildering task, and not a job for the faint of heart. Stephen Allen, global head of legal operations and innovation lead at Hogan Lovells, explains how Clocktimizer helps the firm leverage and enhance that data
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By consolidating its technology vendors, ByrneWallace was able to streamline the user experience and make major improvements to solutions depended upon by staff every single day. ByrneWallace improved its redaction workflows, document comparison speed and accuracy, and data protection, so it is more easily able to meet the requirements for ISO 27001 and GDPR compliance.
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Included in all our Qworks comprehensive managed IT services contracts is a technology refresh after four years. Although contracts are typically much longer, our experience determines that this is the optimum time to change all the equipment and exploit newer technologies.
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Ten10 helped a firm which used a large CRM system, and relied on a number of email templates for their marketing and communications which needed to be tested against a wide range of hardware and email client software.
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Ten10 implemented an Automation Accelerator package, encompassing strategic guidance, tool evaluation and proof of concept with the working automation framework as a product of the exercise.
