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Law Firms 'Building a Case' for Automated e-Procurement Solutions

Procure-to-Pay automation technology has finally come of age as a user-friendly, flexible, and cost-effective strategic business solution. It is a solution that can ease pressures from the law firm partnership by decreasing the cost of doing business.

24 minute read October 29, 2008 at 11:05 AM
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John H. Hutchinson, Andrew Gastwirth And Frank A. Davis, JR.
Law Firms 'Building a Case' for Automated e-Procurement Solutions

Law firms are most often ranked by their ability to produce and grow revenue and profits per partner (“PPP“). As a result, law firm management teams have historically focused on increasing revenues and PPP to attract talent and gain prestige in the marketplace.

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