HighQ Collaborate available on G-Cloud 3

Posted on May 16, 2013 by Alexa Wilson

London, 16 May 2013 – HighQ is pleased to announce its availability on G-Cloud 3. HighQ Collaborate is a secure software platform for collaboration which is easy to configure and intuitive to use. Collaborate is available to purchase on G-Cloud which creates a more efficient and accessible means of delivering software and services throughout the public sector.

HighQ already provides innovative solutions to some of the world’s leading law firms, investment banks, government organisations and corporations around the globe. HighQ Collaborate uniquely combines advanced document management with the best enterprise social tools to facilitate team collaboration, knowledge sharing, secure document sharing and project management.

These cloud-based solutions are hosted in the UK and can be used for both intranets and extranets, enabling users to collaborate and securely exchange critical business information with internal and external users – all in one unified space.

HighQ is a UK SME, headquartered in London with offices around the world including U.S., Australia and the Netherlands.

HighQ Collaborate is available on the G-Cloud CloudStore for IL0 to IL3 deployments for less than £10 per user per month.

For more information please contact Bob Carnell on bob.carnell@highqsolutions.com or visit highqsolutions.com

About HighQ

HighQ is a leading provider of secure document exchange and team collaboration software. We provide innovative collaboration and publishing products to some of the world’s leading law firms, investment banks, life sciences organisations and corporations. We uniquely combine secure, enterprise-grade document management with the best enterprise social tools. Now you can securely exchange critical business information and collaborate with colleagues, customers and partners in one unified space. For more information visit highqsolutions.com

Health services must collaborate and communicate

Posted on May 7, 2013 by Bob Carnell

Digital communications across the health services have to be radically improved in order to enable health professionals to spend less time on administrative tasks and more time on patient-centric activities. For example, in relation to enabling such communication amongst professionals, while email is useful, care must be taken not to try to use it for purposes for which it was never intended, especially these days with the maturation and cost-effectiveness of cloud and collaboration technologies that can substantially improve communication and cooperation between professionals at low cost.

Obviously, the email platform should continue to address facilities such as creating and receiving emails, delegated access, distribution lists, shared mailboxes, out-of-office assistant, archiving, email router, portable email accounts, gateway and relay, but all too often email locks away patient information from most health professionals when they need it.

HighQ embraces “Nexus of Forces” for Collaborate 3.0

Posted on April 30, 2013 by Alexa Wilson

By Chris Crowe, TheKnowList Editor

At the HighQ Forum on 23 April, special attention was given to its “biggest ever release” HighQ Collaborate 3.0. At The Swan at The Globe, next to the River Thames, genuine excitement resulted from a look at Collaborate’s complete redesign and optimisation for mobile and tablet devices. 70 people from 40 organisations attended the exclusive event.

The core themes for the event were very much around mobility and social collaboration, the two central pillars of the latest version of Collaborate. HighQ clients Barclays, Linklaters and Osborne Clarke were there to demonstrate how HighQ tools had made significant contributions to their businesses and how they were looking to leverage the new collaboration and productivity elements of the product.

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HighQ to demonstrate new mobile optimised version of HighQ Collaborate at LawTech Futures 2013

Posted on April 25, 2013 by Alexa Wilson

April 25, London – HighQ, a leading provider of secure enterprise collaboration, publishing and file sharing software is pleased to announce that it will be speaking at LawTech Futures 2013. The sold out conference, Europe’s biggest one day legal technology event, is taking place next Tuesday 30th April at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre in Westminster, London.

HighQ delivers secure enterprise collaboration platform for Trip Lawyers & Civil Law Notaries

Posted on April 24, 2013 by Alexa Wilson

Amsterdam, 24 April 2013 – Trip Lawyers & Civil Law Notaries (Trip) has chosen to use HighQ Collaborate to enable the firm to share confidential information with clients and colleagues.

Trip is the largest law firm in the North of Holland, with approximately 80 lawyers based in three offices in Groningen, Assen and Leeuwarden.

Health services – collaboration between professionals

Posted on April 4, 2013 by Bob Carnell

Current state of affairs and possibilities for innovation

The Health and Social Care Act 2012 and complementary work such as “The Power of Information“ published by the Department of Health in May 2012, outline a radical new approach for commissioning and delivery of clinical services, which is necessary if health providers are to sustain the services at the point of need that the public expect and require.

Also, as recently outlined by Tim Kelsey, the National Director for Patients and Information at the NHS Commissioning Board, the increased use of digital systems to support such a fundamental change across the NHS is critical to the sustainability of the health service.

The increasing availability of Summary Care Records is positive but does not address the need for health professionals to share the detailed information with which they can maximise their effectiveness and efficiency – to spend more time on patient-centric activities while also being well informed with the latest up-to-date patient information when required.

HighQ launches offshore capabilities in partnership with Foreshore

Posted on February 28, 2013 by Ajay Patel

Jersey, 28 February 2013 – HighQ, leading provider of secure data room, extranet, collaboration, know-how and publishing solutions is proud to announce the launch of its offshore capabilities, in partnership with enterprise-class data centre Foreshore, based in Jersey, Channel Islands.

Foreshore is established in hosting cloud applications and cloud infrastructure to the specialist offshore market. The move means that HighQ can extend its products to law firms, financial institutions and corporations based in offshore jurisdictions around the world with strict data policies.

Key account programs: the importance of client focus and innovative client portals

Posted on February 8, 2013 by Stuart Barr

HighQ is partnering with law firm consultants Venturis to hold a seminar at the Regardz Olympisch Stadion in Amsterdam next Tuesday 12th February.

The seminar topic is Key account programs: the importance of client focus and innovative client portals.

The session will examine the use of HighQ Collaborate to improve client services, and will include a case study presentation from Eversheds, followed by our vision for the future of client collaboration.

There has been a lot of interest in the event and a number of major law firms have registered to attend.

If you have not yet registered and are interested in attending, please contact us at info@highqsolutions.com.

Current state of affairs and possibilities for innovation

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