Boost Firm ROI with Technology

by | Feb 13, 2017 | Useful Tech Tips

In today’s competitive business environment, every financial decision has the potential to have major implications on your day-to-day. Obviously, firms want to spend their money wisely and are faced with almost constant choices about how to spend that money. Should it be spent on staff? New office facilities? Technology?

Technology can be expensive, but spending money on technology that supports your business can also yield a powerful return on investment. When selected and used appropriately, technology can allow for the streamlining of work processes. Improved efficiency can not only save time, but also reduce costs.

Technological solutions for law firms exist in the realms of time management, billing, tracking case histories, dictation, document drafting, research, and more. Implementing the appropriate tools can allow you to take on more (and/or higher paying) clients without the need for additional staff. These programs can also increase the accuracy — and thereby increase the value — of your work. A lot of current technology is cloud-based, meaning it is hosted online rather than as software that needs to be installed and updated. This allows for access to information whenever and wherever you need it.

With options abounding, how do you know which investments are worthwhile? That’s where Rekall comes in. We can help you determine what technology is worth investing in and how to get the most for your money. This in turn, will allow you to make the most of your time.

I've been working with law firms for many years simplifying their technologies while offering them the very best services & support. The model that I have created is based on the reality that IT sucks, and frankly, no one likes it. My experience tells me that this is especially true for law firms. In coming to that realization years ago I had to change the way I did business. Among many other services that we had to offer, in order to cater to law firms specifically, we had to become invisible and that's exactly what we have accomplished.