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The Survey of Law Firm Technology Usage and Acquisition PracticesProduct Type: Market Research ReportPublished by: Primary Research Group Published: November 1999 Product Code: R180-62 Description The Survey explores the increasingly prominent role of information technologies in the daily operations of American law firms. Volume I of the report addresses the use of communications technologies - the Internet, intranets and extranets, conferencing and more. Volume II concerns hardware, software and technology training. Based on a survey of 75 major law firms, the report presents data for the entire sample as well as broken out by number of partners per firm. From Primary Research Group.Table of Contents Summary Of Major Findings Introduction Chapter One: Staff Positions And Consultants
Percentage Of Firms That Maintain Writers Or Editors Whose Primary Function Is To Produce Or Edit Newsletters, Articles, Brochures, Web Site Content, Speeches Or Other Product Aimed At Enhancing The General Reputation Of The Firms Percentage Of Firms That Maintain On-staff Graphic Designers Mean Number Of Full-time Equivalent Staff Positions Devoted To Marketing Mean Number Of Full-time Equivalent Staff Positions Devoted To Marketing, Per Partner Mean Number Of Writers And Editors Employed By The Firms (Excluding Proofreaders), Based On The Subset Of Firms That Employ Writers And Editors Whose Primary Function Is To Produce Or Edit Newsletters, Articles, Brochures, Web Site Content, Speeches Or Other Product Percentage Of Firms That Use Public Relations Firms To Enhance The Images Of The Firms Percentage Of Firms That Use Marketing Firms That Can Assist With All Client-Development Tasks Persons Responsible For Overseeing The Firms' Marketing Functions Percentage of Firms That Responded That Managing Partners/CEOs Are Responsible For Overseeing The Firms' Marketing Functions Percentage Of Firms That Responded That Managing Committees Are Responsible For Overseeing The Firms' Marketing Functions Percentage Of Firms That Responded That Marketing Partners Are Responsible For Overseeing The Firms' Marketing Functions Percentage Of Firms That Responded That Marketing Managers Are Responsible For Overseeing The Firms' Marketing Functions Percentage Of Firms That Responded That Outside Consultants Are Responsible For Overseeing The Firms' Marketing Functions Percentage Of Firms That Responded That Persons Other Than Those Listed Above Are Responsible For Overseeing The Firms' Marketing Functions Percentage Of Firms That Indicated That Specified Persons Or Groups Are Responsible For Overseeing The Firms' Marketing Functions (Chart) Mean Percentage Of Total Annual Billings Spent On Marketing Percentage Of Firms That Have Specific Budgets For Marketing Chapter Two: Brochures, Newsletters And Other Printed Materials
Twelve Months, Based On The Subset Of Firms That Have General Brochures Mean Percentage Of The Firms' Practice Groups That Have Their Own Brochures Mean Number Of Newsletters Produced By The Firms Mean Number Of Newsletters Produced By The Firms, Per Partner Percentage Of Firms That Responded That At Least One Of Their Newsletters Is Produced On A Monthly Basis Percentage Of Firms Whose Newsletters Are Written And Edited Entirely In-house Mean Annual Spending On Newsletter Production And Printing (Including Costs Of Staff Time) Mean Annual Spending On Newsletter Production And Printing (Including Costs Of Staff Time), Per Partner Mean Percentage Of Newsletter Production And Printing And Web Site Content Development Costs Attributed To Staff Time Percentage Of Firms That Believe That Their Newsletters Help Attract New Clients Percentage Of Firms That Indicate That Use Of The Internet Has Led Them To Reduce The Number Of Printed Brochures And Newsletters Chapter Three: Use Of Technology In Law Firm Marketing
Percentage Of Firms That Post Newsletters To Their Web Sites, Based On The Subset Of Firms That Have Web Sites Percentage Of Firms That Post Speeches And Articles To Their Web Sites, Based On The Subset of Firms That Have Web Sites Mean Number Of Links To Other Organizations On The Firms' Web Sites, Based On The Subset Of Firms That Have Web Sites Mean Cumulative Spending On Web Site Content Development (Including Costs Of Staff Time) Mean Cumulative Spending On Web Site Content Development (Including Costs Of Staff Time), Per Partner, Based On The Subset Of firms That Have Web Sites Mean Percentage Of Newsletter Production And Printing And Web Site Content Development Costs Attributed To Staff Time Percentage Of Firms That Have Advertised On Radio Or Television Or Through Space Ads Chapter Four: Partner And Associate Marketing And Rainmaking
Memberships Percentage Of Firms That Keep Track Of The Number Of Articles That Their Attorneys Publish Percentage Of Firms That Keep Track Of Their Attorneys' Seminars And Speeches Mean Number Of Times In The Past Three Months That The Firms' Attorneys Have Been Quoted In The Legal Or Mainstream Press Percentage Of Firms That Impose Client Prospecting Quotas On Their Attorneys Percentage Of Firms That Responded That Client Prospecting Is A Major Factor In Compensation Percentage Of Firms That Responded That Client Prospecting Counts Toward Billable-Hour Requirements Mean Spending In The Past Year On Office Furniture And Fixtures Mean Spending In The Past Year On Office Furniture And Fixtures, Per Partner Mean Spending In The Past Year Entertaining Existing Clients Mean Spending In The Past Year Entertaining Existing Clients, Per Partner Mean Spending In the Past Year Entertaining Potential New Clients Mean Spending In The Past Year Entertaining Potential New Clients, Per Partner Mean Spending In The Past Year On Transportation, Meals And Lodging For Travel Aimed At Developing New Clients Or New Assignments With Existing Clients Mean Spending In The Past Year On Transportation, Meals And Lodging For Travel Aimed At Developing New Clients Or New Assignments With Existing Clients, Per Partner Mean Percentage Of Total Senior Partner Staff Time Attributed To Activities Aimed Largely At Developing New Clients Chapter Five: Firm Retreats
Percentage Of Firms That Conduct Retreats For Particular Practice Groups Mean Spending On The Firms' Most Recent Retreats, Based On The Subset Of Firms That Conduct Retreats Mean Spending On the Firms' Most Recent Retreats, Per Partner, Based On The Subset Of Firms That Conduct Retreats |
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