The Verdatum legal exclusive digital dictation system is the digital dictation workflow system chosen by the firm; with the choice the firm extends Interwoven security and functionality to its digital dictation workflow system.
New York, NY (PRWEB) December 17, 2008 -- Morris, Nichols, Arsht and Tunnell, the first choice for legal representation within and beyond Delaware, has installed Verdatum as its firm-wide digital dictation workflow system. The firm-wide implementation means that Morris Nichols attorneys will now have the world's most advanced digital dictation system as one of the tools available to them.
"Verdatum provides us with genuine, game-changing integration into our Interwoven Document Management System," said Wade Goldt, Director of Information Technology. "That integration allows us to leverage our DMS so that we have the highest level of security possible over our business processes, including dictation. It also reduces training time and resistance to change for our staff, allowing us a much faster ROI."
Morris Nichols joins an ever growing list of law firms from across the US and Canada that have decided that they wish to choose a dictation workflow solution provider which is solely focused on law firms, rather than physicians and hospitals. Law firms which use Verdatum enjoy software which has been engineered solely with their needs in mind. Accordingly, it is very configurable, adapting to any law firms workflow, allowing the creation of pools, groups, and floater queues, and giving attorneys full control over their dictation, no matter where in the process it is.
"Morris Nichols, after great consideration, has chosen the solution which works best for law firms because it is designed and sold exclusively to law firms," said John Methfessel, President and CEO of Verdatum. "Verdatum is the only US based digital dictation workflow solution in the industry, and all of our customers appreciate the fact that when they need support, it is entirely US based. We have always stated unequivocally that we are solely dedicated to the legal industry, and the unique needs of lawyers and law firms. Verdatum is now installed in firms ranging from the Global 100 to top-notch local and regional firms looking for the competitive edge and enormous ROI that Verdatum offers. We are happy to be partners with all of them."
About Verdatum:
Verdatum, the winner of the 2008 Law Technology News Gold Award in the Dictation Systems category, produces digital dictation systems (DDS) designed to replace analog (tape-based) dictation so that dictation may be tracked and managed on the network just as documents are. Verdatum solutions either tightly integrate with the law firm's document management system or operate as a stand-alone solution with the integrated document tracking system. The company is headquartered in New York, NY and serves law firms in the US and Canada. Its management has over 50 years combined experience in legal practice, law firm management, and legal IT administration. The company counts as customers law firms ranging in size from 10 attorneys to over 600. To learn more, visit the company's website at www.verdatumsys.com.
About Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell
Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell LLP combines a broad national practice of corporate, intellectual property, business reorganization and restructuring and commercial law and litigation with a general business, tax, estate planning and real estate practice within the State of Delaware. The firm's clients include Fortune 500 companies, smaller firms and partnerships, financial institutions, government agencies, law firms and not-for-profit organizations.
Contacts:
Judy Sliwoski
Verdatum
888-211-9990
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