Apps Purchases: 10+ Million Software Purchases
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ClarkeKann | Professional Services | 73 | $10M | Australia | Oracle | Oracle NEW Aconex Worksite | Project Portfolio Management | 2012 | Phoenix | In 2012, ClarkeKann awarded Phoenix a contract to support its Oracle NEW Aconex Worksite users. The engagement was centered on the Oracle NEW Aconex Worksite implementation in the Project Portfolio Management category and covered operational support for the firm’s Brisbane and Sydney commercial law offices. Phoenix’s remit focused on application-level administration and user support for Oracle NEW Aconex Worksite, addressing core Project Portfolio Management capabilities such as project and matter intake workflows, document control and versioning, role based access and permissions, collaboration workflows and project tracking commonly used by legal practices. The implementation was operated as a centralized enterprise instance accessible to staff in both offices, with configuration management and routine administration handled by the Phoenix support team. The engagement positioned Phoenix to work closely with ClarkeKann IT to align Worksite administration with the firm’s IT roadmap, providing ongoing user support, patch management, configuration updates and governance for access controls and change requests. The arrangement emphasized Phoenix’s breadth and depth of Worksite and enterprise technology experience, supporting legal practice operations, records management and project delivery workflows while maintaining ClarkeKann’s stated objective of leadership within the firm’s IT roadmap. | |
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ClarkeKann | Professional Services | 73 | $10M | Australia | LexisNexis | Lexis Affinity | Case Management,Legal Practice Management | 2010 | n/a | ClarkeKann implemented Lexis Affinity in 2010 as its Case Management,Legal Practice Management platform. The deployment establishes firmwide practice management for the 73 employee professional services firm and provides a single system of record for matters, client contacts and administrative workflows. Lexis Affinity serves as the core application for legal operations across the firm. As a Case Management,Legal Practice Management solution Lexis Affinity was configured to support matter lifecycle management, document management, time recording and billing, conflict checking and practice reporting, reflecting standard functional modules for the category. Configuration emphasis was placed on matter templates, client billing profiles and role based access to align legal and administrative workflows. In the announced merger the Gray & Perkins team currently operates the Locus system and the plan is for the Gray & Perkins team to switch to Lexis Affinity, extending the ClarkeKann deployment across the combined firm. The migration intent focuses on consolidating matter management, billing and client intake processes under a unified Lexis Affinity configuration and centralizing practice management governance across both teams. | |
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Professional Services | 73 | $10M | Australia | Softdocs | Softdocs | Document Management | 2014 | n/a |
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Professional Services | 500 | $68M | Australia | Thomson Reuters Elite | Thomson Reuters Elite 3E | Legal Practice Management | 2015 | n/a |
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Professional Services | 500 | $68M | Australia | LexisNexis | Locus Practice Management Software | Legal Practice Management | 2011 | n/a |
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Professional Services | 220 | $40M | Australia | Thomson Reuters Elite | Thomson Reuters Elite 3E | Legal Practice Management | 2010 | n/a |
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Professional Services | 220 | $40M | Australia | Microsoft | Microsoft BI (SSRS, SSAS, SSIS, SQL Server Reporting) | Analytics and BI | 2011 | n/a |
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Professional Services | 220 | $40M | Australia | The Access Group | Access MicrOpay (ex Sage MicrOpay) | Payroll | 2005 | n/a |
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Professional Services | 220 | $40M | Australia | Intapp | Intapp Time | Time and Attendance | 2010 | n/a |
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Professional Services | 220 | $40M | Australia | iManage | iManage Work | Document Management | 2010 | n/a |
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