iManage RAVN appoints Alex Smith as Global Product Management Lead
iManage today announced that experienced product development expert, Alex Smith, is joining the company as Global Product Management Lead for iManage RAVN
LexisNexis Launches InterAction® for Office 365®
LexisNexis® InterAction®, a leading client relationship management (CRM) solution purpose-built for legal and professional services, today launched InterAction® for Office 365®, an advanced, high-performing application that embeds CRM data into existing workflows across Microsoft® Outlook, Excel and Word
Free webinar on which commercial report for which scenario with Thames Water Property Searches
Thames Water Property Searches and Groundsure are offering you a free webinar to consider which commercial report for which scenario.
Coal Authority launch new official CON29M coal mining report to the conveyancing market
The Coal Authority has now launched their new official CON29M coal mining report.
More to be done by law firms to mitigate data breach risks
As the legal sector continues to embrace technology, the industry remains at high risk of data breaches either through human error or malicious cyber attacks according to specialist Hayes Connor Solicitors.
Salt Lake City IP law firm Workman Nydegger moves to iManage Cloud for document and email management
iManage, the company dedicated to transforming how professionals work, today announced that Workman Nydegger – a leading intellectual property law firm in the Intermountain West, with headquarters in Salt Lake City – is moving to iManage Cloud for new product capabilities and high availability.
Public Right of Way – Going The Extra 133,000 Miles
Public Rights of Way (PRoW) are a national institution enjoyed by millions of people. Many of them are hundreds, in some cases thousands of years old, often created by people walking across the land to work, hunt, market, or to visit the next village, church, or school and are since being safe-guarded by protective laws.
The age of digital marketing – part one
Traditional marketing – flyers, TV and radio advertising, etc. – has its place. And, alongside email, it’s been a popular way to grow and maintain market share. But, given the extent of growth in the digital space, as well as added focus on the protection of customer data, this is moving on.
