As you begin your search to find the system that fits your firm’s needs, there are some issues to consider:
1. Have you done a needs assessment?
Examine your current procedures and identify any holes or inefficiencies you’d like to see resolved with a new system. Consider overall goals and objectives and list the new system requirements that may arise as a result. For example, will we want secretaries to assist with bill editing?
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