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MacRoberts LLP Bridges the Content Divide

MacRoberts bridges the content divide with SeeUnity’s Echo Content Synchronization. As with most law firms, MacRoberts has extensive requirements for being able to structure, classify, and organize content.

Litigating cases often requires collaboration and sharing with clients and third parties. Due to governance and confidentiality requirements, these parties don’t have access to their ECM. They sought a solution that would automate how they collaborate externally. SeeUnity’s Echo Content Synchronization enabled MacRoberts to share externally in a secure and automated way.

How Organizations Are Moving Toward Digital Transformation

It’s safe to say that technological advancement is key for growth in any industry, but the real question comes when we ask how it can be leveraged to achieve the most success for an organization. In a recent Deloitte study with 1,200 senior executives across six industries, it was found that organizations can achieve higher levels of digital maturity, i.e. experience direct benefits from digital innovations, by strategically using “digital pivots.”

Firms Are Modernizing with Innovative Digital Technologies to Stay Competitive

Some legal professionals and law firms have already started to take advantage of transformational digital technologies. To do so, they have started migrating their content to more efficient systems and prioritizing secure integration of their key business applications to tie it all together. Both of these tasks are an inevitable component of any digital transformation strategy. While it is an investment, taking these critical steps now can help you and your firm remain competitive in our increasingly digital world.

Dan’s Dev Corner – September 2019

We’ve recently completed an integration with SimplyAgree, a tool that streamlines the legal signature and closing management process. Closing technology can now be seamlessly integrated into existing attorney workflows to maximize firms’ closing efficiency. While parts of the integration follow a familiar pattern, other parts are unique, so I thought I’d go through how the integration was put together.

Dan’s Dev Corner – April 2019

I’ve written before about our product development approach to integrating all the things we do with the ultimate goal of making our customers’ lives less complicated. We develop connectors for a wide variety of systems in a way that a single API can be used by multiple solutions and applications, allowing them to be repository agnostic. We then create our own solutions for synchronization, search, migration, and so on, on top of the connector architecture. The advantages to our development team and the SeeUnity business are fairly clear – we maximize the value of our development efforts to produce a large number of solution or connector combinations that are most useful to our customers. In this article, I thought it would be interesting to discuss some benefits to our customers we’ve been seeing because we take this fundamental approach.