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.
Posted by Simon Farthing | Jul 06, 2020
I started writing this blog back in February. It was prompted by a discussion at the Conveyancing Association Annual Conference with clients and colleagues around how the modern workplace might look beyond 2020 as a result of innovation. February feels like a lifetime ago now and in terms of the ‘New’ Modern Workplace it might as well be, Covid-19 happened and the rules were changed.
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Posted by Simon Farthing | Jan 08, 2020
Having attended numerous Leadership Conferences over the last few years there has been a recurring theme in audience survey questions: “What are your biggest spending priorities right now?” Consistently the top scoring answers relate to cracking the technology conundrum, using smarter technology to accelerate business, and the role that AI and Machine Learning will have in business transformation.
Posted by Simon Farthing | Nov 06, 2019
Collaboration within the legal sector has never been easier due to technological advances within legaltech and proptech. Simon Farthing, Sales and Marketing director of LexisNexis Enteprise Solutions, discusses how collaboration can improve customer experience within the property and conveyancing sector.
Posted by Simon Farthing | Sep 09, 2019
The SRA is introducing new standards, that are scheduled to take effect on 25 November 2019, to allow solicitors greater flexibility in how they work and simplify accounting rules.
Posted by Richard Hinton | Jun 04, 2019
Sure, we’re evolving – everyone and everything evolves, doesn’t it? Sometimes the pace is slow other times it feels faster. In a Darwinian sense, there are winners and losers at each turn as we respond to changes in our environment, but who holds the real levers of change in the property market?