Amarchand & Mangaldas Turns To iManage To Improve Client Service
iManage WorkSite will provide Amarchand & Mangaldas lawyers with document and e-mail management capabilities, advanced search and automatic classification capabilities.
Law firm Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A Shroff & Co has selected Autonomy iManage's information management solution for the legal market, iManage WorkSite. Built upon Autonomy's meaning-based infrastructure software, the Intelligent Data Operating Layer (IDOL), iManage WorkSite will provide Amarchand & Mangaldas lawyers with document and e-mail management capabilities, advanced search and automatic classification capabilities for all their matters. As a result, the firm will benefit from improved productivity, reduced costs, and ultimately improved client service.
"In looking for a replacement to our legacy solution, we went the extra mile to ensure that we chose the best technology available in the market today," said Shardul Shroff, Delhi managing partner at Amarchand & Mangaldas. "iManage's good reputation and scalability coupled with WorkSite's ease of use and e-mail management capabilities made iManage the obvious choice for us. Furthermore, we are looking forward to leveraging our investment as new add-on IDOL features are released."
iManage WorkSite, Autonomy iManage's information management solution for the legal market, provides a shared environment for storing business content and a system for tracking updates, milestones, and communications. Powered by IDOL, WorkSite allows a firm to capture content – regardless of file-type, in a unified file. The solution provides lawyers with conceptual access to documents across a raft of data types all on a single platform, making them easier to find, share, and reuse. As lawyers are able to locate sought-after case matter easily, IDOL guides them to other pertinent materials across the whole organisation, helping boost efficiency to realise genuine RoI.

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