From day one SYKE has been a business without fixed office premises and most of our colleagues regularly work from home. Many of you will be doing this long term for the first time so here are a few pointers to help you get the most of your new way of working: Separation The key…
SYKE is delighted to announce the appointment of Simon Hurst to the role of senior legal engineer and to head up its new financial services practice. He starts with immediate effect. Simon joins SYKE having previously spent more than 15 years at Barclays in a variety of positions, but most recently he headed up transaction…
The availability of AI technology and the pressure on corporate legal departments to become more efficient is encouraging the adoption of data-driven decision making. By that I mean, using data from prior transactions or matters to inform strategic and tactical
I’m delighted to announce today John Buxton and I have officially joined forces with our former colleague at Asda, Alistair Maiden, to help grow SYKE – the world’s fastest growing independent legal tech consultancy. John has joined the company as business development
Increasingly SYKE is being asked to run virtual tours of Office 365 for in-house legal teams, to help them understand what is available at their fingertips and how the individual elements complement one another. First things first, to save any blushes I won’t be naming any names.
If you think buying a new car is tricky, imagine spending a few hundred thousand pounds on legal tech. Particularly when your current mode of transport / way of working will get you to the right destination, eventually. The reality facing in-house lawyers who want to move
I attended CLOC earlier this week and was struck not by what was being said by the multitude of speakers on stage, but what was being discussed over coffees and at the bar afterwards. The big theme coming out loud and clear from GCs was a desire to more effectively triage all of the requests…