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The machine is a joy to use and unlike any other laptop I have used previously. The trackpad is precise, battery lasts all day and the build quality is quite robust.
Will definitely recommend a thinkpad the next time some asks me what laptop to get.
Thankfully there is no Citrix. Own portal with 2FA, KCO drive to sync across personal devices and a separate software to upload files in the common pool. Having used Citrix in the past, one ends up spending at least 10% more time in all tasks.
Between the IT and library staff, access to databases and subscriptions has been quite smooth.
They've installed this so called wonder software called Litera which inevitably messes up any document on which it is used.
IT is extremely incompetent. Ooh, and you can't search emails on Outlook because they have disabled indexing. Overall, terrible infrastructure.
2. Library and KM - Very underrated Teams which works hard in supporting lawyers in the firm.
3. Our offices in Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore also kick-ass.
That being said, I've heard the system at CAM was quite good right from the start. Everyone (including the interns) could access online resources at any time. They had their own portal enabled with 2-FA.
What are some things that can be done by the firm to increase productivity?