City partners say managing the rising tide of modern communication hinders how effectively they work, but extol the benefits of improved technology for boosting flexibility...
February 09, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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City partners say managing the rising tide of modern communication hinders how effectively they work, but extol the benefits of improved technology for boosting flexibility. Rose Orlik reports
Many senior lawyers believe the sheer volume of modern electronic communication is bad for partner productivity, with almost 90% acknowledging the challenge of ‘information overload’, according to new research.
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