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News and analysis on the use of IT in professional services sectors such as the law and accountancy.

How a desk liberation has led to a security nightmare in the legal sector

Cybersecurity

Legal & Accountancy

No privacy violation by employer who accessed employee’s personal IMs, so how far can employers go?

Business Continuity

Could wearables be the new frontier for legal proceedings?

Legal & Accountancy

Back to the future: What will the next 10 years hold for the insurance industry?

Cybersecurity

Are professional services firms a soft route to the hackers real target?

Data Analytics & Data Science

CIO Spotlight: Building the case for transforming the legal sector with AI technology

Legal & Accountancy

Digital business demands a leap to new excellence in IT application architecture

Data Analytics & Data Science

How IT is changing the legal sector

Legal & Accountancy

Digital business demands a leap to new excellence in IT application architecture

Data Analytics & Data Science

How IT is changing the legal sector

Business & Strategy

Most Effective Use of IT in Professional Services

Governance, Risk and Compliance

The law is a luddite

IT management

No love bug lost

Legal & Accountancy

Expensive business

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