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Product Review: ContactEase ' A Next-Generation Client Relationship Management System

By Aaron Douglas
October 05, 2003

Miller Nash is one of the Pacific Northwest's largest multi-service firms and has always been a technology leader in our region.

When I first started with the firm in 2000, I set out to identify a client relationship management software that could accommodate the more than 30,000 contacts in the firm's client database, and could be expanded from there. I also wanted to make sure that it was incredibly easy to use, since we were aware that lawyers and their secretaries typically do not have time to learn new software. I knew that Miller Nash needed a system built on leading-edge technology in order to perform faster and with maximum reliability.

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