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professional services and technology

The use of technology in professional services firms is at an inflection point: historically, IT has been used to support what the professional does; now it is increasingly impacting the structure of how professional services businesses operate. In addition to the normal challenges any business faces in implementing and utilising IT, most professional services firms also need to operate within an environment regulated by an overarching professional body with explicit additional rules/guidelines which impace their use of technology.

Email, personal productivity tools, practice management and networks will continue to be important, but over the next decade technology and innovation will increasingly fuel competition and the commoditisation and computerisation of professional services.

We advise leading financial services, accounting, actuarial, consultancy and law firms on the strategic use of technology in their businesses. We work on IP, contractual and regulatory projects supporting the procurement and roll out of new processes and systems, from business-critical back-office systems to flagship customer-facing functions.

Key areas of our expertise include:

  • Outsourcing arrangements for IT platforms and processes
  • Telecommunications contracts for professional service firms
  • Business process outsourcing
  • Document management systems and processes
  • Time recording software implementations
  • Electronic recource planning implementations
  • Software licensing for professional service firms' internal and service-offering use
 

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