Paper has never been more of a burden than it is now. With many firms working from home, the last thing you want is your dining room or kitchen filled with paper files.
Your firm can quickly fall into the trap of wasting precious resources and manpower on everyday tasks that could be completed in half of the time with the right automation in place.
Cybercrime is at an all-time high and is highly likely to continue to grow. Attacks have been prevalent across all sectors from Healthcare to recent attacks on the Olympic and Paralympic Games by the Russian Military Intelligence.
After the second quarter of 2020 saw the lowest levels of global mergers and acquisitions in over a decade (US$485 billion, down over 50 percent from nearly $1 trillion last year), the trend is now pointing towards recovery.
With employees spending many hours and years forging strong relationships with clients, a suitable successor is going to be crucial to manage key relationships successfully during transition and into the future.
Current remote work statistics tell us that 18% of executives work remotely more often than on-site, and another 18% work remotely one to three times per week.
Showing clear signs of recovery in the sector, legal activity in September bounced back to an average of 19% more than pre-Covid levels, according to the legal matters benchmarking tool, Quilldex.
Every organisation needs to continually adapt and evolve. Left behind in the never-ending process of change lies data, and knowing what data you have is half the battle.
In recognition of National Customer Service Week, tmgroup’s CEO Joe Pepper looks back at what it really took to deliver outstanding customer service in the middle of a global pandemic, and how our Client Services team continue to adapt and thrive:
At Accesspoint, we have seen first-hand how experienced SME law firms equipped with the best team of professionals onboard can miss out on great opportunities due to the lack of a well performing website.