Tuesday's legal IT news, including two new vacancies

Newly Merged UK Law Firm Consolidates Digital Dictation Deployment With nFlow

nFlow, a leading supplier of digital dictation solutions, today announced that Cullimore Dutton, recently formed by the merger of reputed law firms Birch Cullimore and Mason & Moore Dutton, has successfully upgraded to and consolidated the deployment of nFlow Version 5.0 to 53 users across the new enterprise. nFlow Version 5.0 is a second generation, Microsoft .NET platform-based Digital Dictation System (DDS). Prior to the merger, Birch Cullimore was already using nFlow Version 4.0.
Cullimore Dutton chose nFlow Version 5.0 as its enterprise DDS because it offers centralised administration of the solution. nFlow Version 5.0 does not require any client-side configuration. All user device and hardware driver configuration are served centrally from the server, reducing operational costs. This was a key consideration for the firm as the newly merged entity is split between two office sites. Read more...


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All the details in our news section.

Legal IT vacancies

Today we added the following two new vacancies:

• Permanent 1st/2nd line IT Role (UK, Rugby)
• System Administrator/Network Administrator (USA, New Jersey)

For job descriptions, see our vacancy section.