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Microsoft 365 for law firms

Microsoft 365 and law firms Legal and business professionals in the UK today face many challenges. They need to ensure compliance with UK and EU regulations, make sure their documents are secure, and easily share with teams and clients. They expect their technology solutions to reduce overhead, increase billable hours, enhance productivity, and provide the…

Renewals define Quiss service quality

Leading UK-managed IT services provider Quiss Technology, is celebrating a raft of renewals, with Spalding-headquartered Roythornes Solicitors, Midlands-based Nelsons Solicitors and Clintons in London, all agreeing new long-term support contracts. Managing Director for Quiss Technology Clive Taylor, commented: “Much is made of new business wins, with the sense of the chase only adding to the…

Exploring the Ethical Considerations of Using ChatGPT in Barrister-Client Communications

The legal profession is witnessing the integration of AI-powered language models like ChatGPT into barrister-client communications. While ChatGPT offers numerous advantages, it also raises important ethical considerations. This blog post delves into the ethical implications of using ChatGPT in barrister-client communications, examining issues such as informed consent, confidentiality, bias, accountability, and the preservation of the…

The challenges clients face working with a private equity backed business.

As you may be aware Quiss Technology is a privately owned managed service business operating out of our HQ in Tamworth. Quiss Chairman, Andy Michael,  and largets shareholder has worked within the business since he started it 35 years ago – all our shareholders are still working within the business. We have seen over the…

The Cost-Benefit Analysis of In-House IT vs. Managed IT Services for Law Firms

Overview The cost-benefit analysis of in-house IT vs. managed IT services for law firms is an important consideration for law firms looking to improve their technology infrastructure and maximize their return on investment. In today’s increasingly digital world, the need for reliable, secure and efficient technology is paramount, particularly for law firms that handle sensitive…

The Impact of Cloud Technology on Law Firms

Cloud technology has been a game-changer for many industries, including law firms. With the rise of cloud computing, law firms can now access and manage their data from anywhere, at any time, with just an internet connection. The benefits of cloud technology for law firms include improved collaboration and accessibility, lower costs, and enhanced data…

Supporting technology investment decisions with a clients CFO.

We work extensively with the C-Suite of our law firm clients and one of the key people within the decision-making if CFO. One of the areas that they consider is revenue and profit when purchasing new technology. The financial impact of new technology on the company’s bottom line is often a key consideration for top…

Six digital habits modern law firms must adopt to remain competitive

I recently took part in Osprey Approach’s webinar series, which looked at ways that modern law firms could ‘Build Better Habits’. I joined as a panellist on episode one which discussed the benefits of implementing an effective digital operational strategy. It was great to share ideas around this concept with my fellow panellists Cecile Papin,…

10 simple benefits of Microsoft Technologies for Barristers

10 simple benefits of Microsoft Technologies for Barristers What are the key benefits of using Microsoft technologies when you are a barrister, well we have put together our top 10 simple benefits for your consideration. Security: Microsoft technologies provide a high level of security for sensitive legal data, including encryption and multifactor authentication options. Compliance:…

Why do law firms have cyber security gaps

Investment in cyber security is a critical for all law firms, but what are the common reasons that some have gaps still when it comes to their IT infrastructure. Below we have listed 10 common ones: Limited budget and resources: Law firms may not have the budget or resources to invest in cybersecurity measures. Lack…