Events in the legal world are changing; and changing fast.  Firms like yours need to keep up with events and make changes where necessary.

To help you make easier decisions, MITS have created this short presentation to enable you to look behind curtain and get some insider tricks and tips on what the "BIG" boys are doing to get more work, cut costs and increase efficiency.

If you're not there, your competitor might be.

How would you feel if your business was snatched away tomorrow? Doesn't bear thinking about does it?

And yet with increasingly sophisticated technology being employed by other firms, the chances of losing your business grow by the day.

Here's just some of the things you'll discover:

• Cloud computing is here and it's real.  What are the benefits to your firm?
• What is a paperless office?  Is it a pipe dream or is it easily achievable? 
•  What is a "Virtual Firm" and can I use it to increase profits?
• Is outsourcing really an option for me?  Some of the answers may suprise you.
• Will a simple power cut destroy your electronic client files? The addition of a simple £9.98 item from B & Q can stop £££££ of losses.  Do you have one? 
• How to get a fully interactive website, with secure client login that can easily be updated by you or even the office junior!

Here's what some of our existing customers have said;

" Just one idea from the seminar has saved me over £50k this year alone."  RK , Edinburgh

"We went from a two man conveyancing firm on the brink of collapse to a virtual firm in 6 months.  We make more money and have more fun than ever"  AK, Glasgow

Can you really afford NOT to be there?

The event takes place at the Royal Faculty of Procurators, 12 Nelson Mandela Place, Glasgow G2 1BT on Tuesday 22nd June 2010 from 1pm to 4pm and places are strictly limited.

Book Your ticket today and Reserve your space.

Just 3 hours of your day (and 3 hours cpd) could make all the difference to the next 3 years of your business!

 Sponsored by:

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CES Services Management Ltd

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 and MITS Team: Alan Stuart, Carol-Anne Welsh and Raymond McLennan