Do Legal Firms Need Client-Facing Systems?
Jinfo Article
18th April 2013
By James Mullan
Abstract
Law firms are under increasing pressure to provide more services to clients for less money. In this context you would expect to see innovative client-facing solutions being developed. But this doesn't appear to be the case. Why is this? James Mullan explores the drivers and blocks to development of systems such as extranets and collaborative platforms for the legal sector.
Content Access
Does your organisation have a Jinfo Subscription?
Access to Jinfo Content and Community is available through a Jinfo Subscription.
"Yes"
Please sign in to MyJinfo here so that we can check your access to this item:
Or sign in via email:
Enter your email and we'll send you a magic link to sign you in automatically.
"Not yet"
Access to this article is available through a Jinfo Subscription, which will help your organisation:
- Save time and money
- Re-invent information services
- Define, measure and communicate information value.
"Don't know"
Contact us to find out if your organisation already has a Jinfo Subscription.
Or use the 'Text Chat' button at the bottom-right of this page for immediate assistance.
- Article title: Do Legal Firms Need Client-Facing Systems?
- Link to this page
- View printable version
Related articles:
- Looking to the Skies - Law Firms and Cloud Computing
Monday, 11th March 2013 - Keeping Your Collaborative Project on the Right Track
Tuesday, 5th March 2013 - A Survey of Enterprise Collaboration Tools
Thursday, 12th July 2012
Related Blog items:
- Expanding Your Reach: Social Enterprise, Collaboration, Awareness and Integration
Monday, 10th September 2012 - The connected enterprise: Understanding collaboration
Thursday, 26th July 2012