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CX makes a business more human

According to Harvard Business review ‘CX has become the new marketing. It influences brand perceptions and impacts business performance just as strongly as traditional marketing once did. A good customer experience.

A transformative relationship

From moves off-premises and open-plan, to unlocking the latest opportunities for widely dispersed teams, Wedlake Bell has long had Stridon at its side on the strategic roadmap, says head of IT David Hymers Now that.

The CIS Controls™ Methodology - a Holistic Approach to Security

Unfortunately, many organisations don't have adequate cybersecurity policies or protection measures in place to prevent their operations being compromised by threat actors. The CIS Controls framework provides a.

Into the Era of Secure Remote Work

We recently partnered with Microsoft to produce an e-book that collates our ideas on how organisations can stay ahead of swiftly changing threats in the shifting remote work landscape. While the new era of remote work.

Countering the Rising Risk of Cybercrime

Click to read our new paper Why Defence-in-depth is the key to securing law firm data. This paper addresses: Why threats are rising, the type of attacks on law firms today. Why law firm clients are demanding.

Briefing Legal interviews Matthew Stringer for Innovation Magazine

Article originally published in Briefing, April 2021

Minority Report: Predicting what the future law firm will look like

Today’s digitally empowered clients are demanding more from law firms. More informed and price sensitive than ever before, clients want faster, more responsive, more transparent, and more personalised ‘human’.

Case Study: Technology Transformation at Kinleigh, Folkard & Hayward

Hear from the management team at London-based estate agency and property services company, Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward (KFH) discuss their transformation strategy for the business, and how the roll out of Microsoft Teams.

Wedlake Bell, COVID-19 and remote working: thriving in the new norm?

2020 certainly did not pan out as anyone would have predicted. As lockdown became imminent there was a fast realisation that business would not be running normally. For many firms this was an extremely challenging time.

Will legal firms build on the unique moment that the pandemic has created, or will they return to the ways of the past?

The global pandemic has created a humanitarian crisis with lives lost, unemployment, poverty, and a strain on critical services. But, it has also caused significant challenges for CEO’s and business leaders unlike any.

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