Bob Beach, President of Peppermint Technology recently featured on the Reinventing Professionals podcast to discuss how interest in legal technology has changed over the past few years.

Peppermint are at ILTACON!

We caught up with our Product Manager, Emma France, who tells us all about her experience at ILTACON 2022 so far.

Resource allocation is an area that law firms can improve upon when it comes to both efficiency and diversity and inclusion measures. Fortunately, there’s a new application for that purpose, say Rich Mephan, director of research and innovation, and Charlotte Love, product manager, at Peppermint Technology.

Use of collaboration tools has exploded over the last two years, opening a golden opportunity for law firms to move the home-base for lawyers’ productive work into a central hub. But efforts around adoption must be tempered with a recognition of people’s real-world habits and comfort zones, says Clare Bonsall, head of product at Peppermint Technology.

Increasing productivity may be the most common performance indicator upon which new technologies, systems, and processes are measured. As such, the overwhelming attention senior stakeholders (66%) are giving productivity, as reflected in this year’s Briefing Frontiers survey, is not all that surprising.

Join our guest Sarah Cox, Co-CEO of the highly influential legal media company, Burlington Media Group, for the PeppTalk: Plug in, power up and put people first.

In this PeppTalk, we discuss how law firms have adopted technology in new ways over the last two years - and why it's never been a more exciting time to work in legal tech.

Our final story for International Women’s Day is from Jacky Ellis, Peppermint’s Senior Implementation Consultant.

Jo is an experienced Quality Management professional who has worked within Health, Biotech Engineering, Pharmaceuticals and the Technology sector. Jo holds two undergraduate degrees in Biology and Psychotherapy.

Lisa is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) with 25+ years’ experience in strategic finance, leadership and programme management roles across a variety of sectors including logistics, FMCG and of course,

Originally published in Briefing Magazine. Tony Cox, chief sales officer at Peppermint Technology, outlines what firms need from technology to enhance flexibility and productivity in the new reality of dispersed working.

The Peppermint team is growing, and we would like to introduce some the team members that keep our business and projects moving, both in customer-facing roles and behind the scenes.

Matt O’Callaghan spent 14 years working at Microsoft where he headed-up the legal services team before joining Peppermint. Here, he explains why he made the move and his ambitions for the company for the future.

Originally published in Briefing Magazine. James Macrae, director of professional services at Peppermint, reflects on lessons he learned needing to kickstart a recent strategic IT project remotely.

Tony: I’m three years in now at Peppermint, and the changes you are seeing are sustainable. […] We’ve come out of 2020 with a strong pipeline, in fact, it’s even stronger than what we’ve seen last year.”

Originally published in Briefing Magazine. Mike Walker, chief technology officer, Peppermint Technology, says differentiating the delivery of their data can help law firms form longer-lasting client relationships

After over 20 years leading IT departments in law firms, David Griffiths recently made the move to join Peppermint Technology on their mission to support business transformation within the legal sector. Georgina Fradley, Head of Marketing at Peppermint, recently sat down with David to ask him why he felt it was the right time to make the transition.

Unless you have been stranded on a desert island for the past 18 months you cannot have failed to read/hear about the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which comes into force on Friday 25th May 2018. It’s certainly the ‘hot topic’ – the subject is broached at pretty much every client meeting I have and I expect to be talking/reading about it even more in the next 2 months.

The countdown is on. GDPR will change the way businesses control and manage the personal data they hold in respect of their customers and their employees. From 25 May 2018, paying lip service to data protection requirements will expose you and your business to the risks of significant fines.