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Tuesday, December 16
View Article  Elite 3E goes live at another site
by Charles Christian on Tue 16 Dec 2008 12:32 GMT
High-end international legal, tax and strategy consulting firm, Nishith Desai Associates, based in Mumbai, Bangalore and Palo Alto, has successfully gone live with 3E, the next-generation financial and practice management software system from Elite. Milind Mundankar, chief technology officer at Nishith Desai Associates, said  “The firm had been successfully billing clients using a legacy system for the past ten years. We were looking for a system that would centralise the time billing and accounting functions and that offered inbuilt conflict check and pending collection modules. Most impressive was the way in which the implementation was handled by Elite. The transition was smooth with minimal disruption to fee-earners and, since go-live earlier this month, a number of valuable training programs have already been successfully completed by Elite.”

• Nishith Desai Associates specialises in cross-border transactional work with a focus on the financial services, IT and telecom, pharma and life sciences, media and entertainment, and infrastructure sectors. Key practice areas include international finance and tax, corporate and securities, intellectual property as well as litigation and dispute resolution. The firm practices Indian law from its overseas offices in co-operation with local law firms in a wide variety of jurisdictions.
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Monday, December 8
View Article  Aderant claim 'next generation' win
by Charles Christian on Mon 08 Dec 2008 08:35 GMT
Aderant say they have scored a significant win in the battle of the 'next generation' ERP/practice management systems against Elite 3E with the news that Allens Arthur Robinson – which has 1500 users across 14 cities in Australia, South East Asia, and China – has selected Aderant Expert to replace its legacy Keystone system. As the Keystone system has been part of the Aderant empire for some time, no doubt Elite will say the deal was more of an upgrade than a new win however Allens did go through an extensive evaluation process, citing Aderant's track record for timely implementations as part of its decision.
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