Norton Rose has implemented a £1.9m IT package as part of its move to new More London premises that could pave the way for the firm's lawyers and clients to communicate via video conference from their desks. Communications group Affiniti has laid the foundations for a number of IT developments to aid what Norton Rose called "collaborative working", including a new telephony system that will synchronise voicemails with personal computers and BlackBerrys.
August 22, 2007 at 01:41 PM
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Norton Rose has implemented a £1.9m IT package as part of its move to new More London premises that could pave the way for the firm’s lawyers and clients to communicate via video conference from their desks.
Communications group Affiniti has laid the foundations for a number of IT developments to aid what Norton Rose called “collaborative working”, including a new telephony system that will synchronise voicemails with personal computers and BlackBerrys.
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