Posted by Simon Farthing | Sep 07, 2021
In the second blog of our three-blog series, Simon Farthing, Commercial and Marketing Director of LexisNexis Enterprise Solutions, gives us his view on Management Information and Reporting based on his experience as a lawyer and his knowledge on the cutting edge legal technology of today.
Posted by Simon Farthing | Aug 04, 2021
A survey of C-level executives and Heads of IT and Innovation in the legal sector signals that in 2021, automation of workflow is going to be a business priority as nearly 80 percent believe, that it can deliver the greatest benefit to their…
Posted by Simon Farthing | Aug 04, 2021
Recently, LexisNexis Enterprise Solutions surveyed law firms to understand their technology priorities for 2021. We asked C-level executives and Heads of IT and Innovation, in which areas they believed automation could provide the greatest impact in their firm. Perhaps not surprisingly, the business leaders cited business process and workflow, document assembly, and management information and reporting,…
Posted by Simon Farthing | Jul 05, 2021
In the conveyancing world, the government’s Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) holiday followed by the extension to it, has proven to be both a blessing and an affliction for conveyancers. On the one hand, it has provided a stimulus for growth. On the other hand, however, the significantly increased volume of transactions has created unprecedented pressure as they find ways to cope with the property boom.
Posted by Simon Farthing | Jun 23, 2021
Technology continually tops the charts of the most important investments in law firms, and so positive and rapid return on investment is critical – perhaps even more so in the current Covid-19 climate. Systems that facilitate getting ‘more done for less’ are essential to ensure increased profits, but it cannot be at the expense of client experience or service quality. Simple as it sounds, achieving all this with technology is proving to be a significant challenge. So then, how should firms approach technology investment?
Posted by Simon Farthing | Aug 05, 2020
A digital approach to conveyancing – and indeed for almost everything else – is the future. COVID-19 has become the catalyst for digitalisation that no one could have ever predicted for the conveyancing sector. This said, change has been already been rife in the conveyancing sector over the last decade.