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From surviving to thriving in a digital world
Friday, 14 August 2020The scale of the global health emergency forced legal firms to implement many years’ worth of digital transformation projects almost overnight. In this new age of social distancing and online interaction now is the time to devise a stable model for the future. Part of that means finding new and more efficient ways of working and successfully building business relationships in a digital world.
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Professionals can now use Philips web-application for dictation and trancription free of charge for 30-days to support home working
Monday, 27 April 2020The recent switch to home working due to lockdown has made legal firms turn to remote and cloud technology to carry on providing important services to their clients. Key to maintaining the efficiency of those services is making sure document creation is fast and accurate, so client cases move down the line towards resolution with high levels of customer service.
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Philips Dictation
Wednesday, 22 April 2020Philips Dictation
has over 65 years of experience in incorporating speech technology into effective document creation processes that easily fit in with any case management system. From automating and optimizing dictation and transcription flows between internal staff, integrating speech recognition, equipping firms with award-winning voice recorders and smartphone apps, or simply helping legal professionals create and share documents from anywhere, Philips has a solution for everyone.
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Success planning trumps succession planning
Delivering messages that impact work colleagues is probably the hardest thing law firm leaders have to do, especially to older generation lawyers approaching the end of their careers.
Why remote working has exacerbated cyber-security concerns
The ‘rule of six’ has been in place since 14 September, with fines levied for those who break it and now we are seeing even more drastic restrictions reimposed. So what does this mean for the UK’s cyber-security?
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