April 2, 2009

Thursday's legal IT news update, including one new vacancy

Leading UK Law Firm improves efficiency and customer service with Blackberry solution and digital dictation from nFlow

Freeth Carthwright’s fee earners are frequently away from the office visiting clients, and rely heavily on dictation to get work moving and instructions actioned. The cassette tape recorders being used were impractically heavy and it was difficult to edit recordings. Critically, the tapes had to be physically delivered back to the support team in the office which lead to delays in workflow and billing. Moreover, if the tapes were lost, anyone could listen to the recordings, which was a security concern for the firm.
The success of the BlackBerry solution for email inspired the firm to see if it could be used for mobile dictation. Chris Nicholson, IT Manager at Freeth Carthwright, knew what he was looking for: a system that would allow fee-earners to dictate on case matters from their BlackBerry® smartphones when working from locations where it was not possible or convenient to use their laptops.
Read nFlow's complete case study here.




Autonomy completes integration of Idol into iManage Worksite


Autonomy Corporation plc (LSE: AU. or AU.L), a global leader in infrastructure software for the enterprise, today announced that the company’s flagship document management solution for the legal market, iManage WorkSite (previously known as Interwoven WorkSite), is now powered by Autonomy’s Intelligent Data Operating Layer (IDOL). This builds on Autonomy’s announcements in March 2009 that the company has completed the integration of IDOL into both the Interwoven TeamSite and iManage Universal Search solutions. Autonomy announced the completion of its acquisition of Interwoven on March 17, 2009. Read more...

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Legal IT vacancy

Today we added the following new vacancy:
  • Network Engineer (USA, Philadelphia)

For details, see our vacancy section.

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