Software

Arnold Bloch Leibler and Canon

eCopy  

The leading Australian commercial law firm, Arnold Bloch Leibler, has over 200 employees and a reputation for providing innovative, strategic advice. For them, effectively managing information was about more than just improved efficiency and greater billing hours, it was a necessity for the security of their clients’ information.

“The solution we were after was not all about device performance and cost per click, but business value.”

David Leong
Director of Information Technology, Arnold Bloch Leibler

Trilby Misso Lawyers and Canon

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Trilby Misso Lawyers wanted to explore new opportunities to improve workplace productivity, increase operational efficiencies and reduce costs.

"In addition to the significant workflow and security efficiencies, what impressed us was Canon’s clear, no-nonsense approach. As a company, we fully appreciate how the legal process can be very daunting for our clients, so we make it as clear as possible, using plain English at all times. Canon treated us in a similar way and it gave us great confidence."

Graeme McFadyen
Chief Executive Officer, Trilby Misso Lawyers

Champion Legal and Canon
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For the past 20 years, the successful Australian law firm Champion Legal has used Canon’s unique expense management solutions to meet its evolving needs.

"Switching to an automated system has not only improved accuracy but has also increased productivity as we have been able to move admin staff to more productive tasks. What used to take a team of seven people has now been reduced to four."

Merrilyn Duckett
Administration Manager, Champion Legal

ClearCorp and Canon

eCopy Scan Station    

ClearCorp like most accounting firms, works extensively with paper. The small firm has a consistent workload throughout the year, but a huge peak at tax-time – which had put a strain on its ten employees. Now, instead of hiring new staff, it has a smart new way to work.

"We view the ability to handle faxes from the desktop a step in the right direction towards a paperless office."

Therese Clark
Office Manager, ClearCorp