by Chris Winterburn | 5 Jun 2024 | Articles, Chris Winterburn, Support
In the realm of legal practice, meticulous record-keeping is sacrosanct. With this in mind, law firms are grappling with exponentially increasing data volumes and raising concerns about data security (and risk of data loss/exposure). Given it is the very nature of a...
by Beccy Julian | 20 Mar 2024 | Articles, Beccy Julian, Support, Training
Have you ever attended a training session and thought “Why am I being taught something I don’t use?” or “I/my team does not work like this”. This is something that sits in the back of my mind when I am preparing for any training session. I want to make sure that...
by Chris Winterburn | 10 Feb 2024 | Articles, Chris Winterburn, Support
In current times the importance of robust cybersecurity measures cannot be overstated. As businesses and organisations increasingly rely on digital infrastructure, the risk of cyber threats continues to grow. To address these challenges, many organisations pursue...
by David Baskerville | 16 Jan 2024 | Articles, David Baskerville, Support, Training
For several decades there has been a concern and a lot of commentary about the loss of “graduate talent” from the UK’s workforce as highly educated and skilled individuals decide to move overseas to pursue their careers. A situation which has a significant detrimental...
by Cathy Kirby | 20 Oct 2023 | Articles, Cathy Kirby, Review, Support
Cybercrime comes in many different forms and as new attacks surface, so do new anti-cybercrime measures – an exponential trajectory for both cause and effect. Of course, the application of AI / machine learning brings a new range of possibilities and we anticipate...
by Beccy Julian | 27 Sep 2023 | Articles, Beccy Julian, Support, Training
Covid did not only change the way we travel the world, but it fast tracked the way in which law firms work, with less people in the office and more staff working remotely, but has IT training adapted to meet these new needs? “Remote working” has now become a...
