Anexsys Blog

Anexsys collectively has over a decade of experience in developing Relativity applications, and we’ve picked up a lot of tips and tricks along the way. We’ve learned some of our development lessons in interesting ways and have established a set of tools and practices that we use on a daily basis when developing our software.

Do put all your eggs in one basket: RTK. Manager Workspace

This is a workspace that we create in every Relativity instance that has any of our software products installed. It allows us to create a ‘base’

The eDisclosure service framework is available for use by a wide range of bodies, including central government departments and their arm’s length bodies and agencies, non-departmental public bodies, NHS bodies, and local authorities.

Electronic disclosure, or eDisclosure, is the process of identifying, acquiring and processing sometimes vast quantities of electronically stored information for review, analysis, production, and ultimately presentation in judicial proceedings. The eDisclosure service framework means that public bodies, from policing to social care, could access private sector support and skills from a pre-contracted, pre-approved list of suppliers without undertaking

Anexsys today announced that they have achieved the demanding global standard of information security best practice, ISO 27001:2013.

Anexsys provides a full range of litigation support services to law firms, corporations and public sector organisations across the UK, Europe and Middle East. With offices in London, Manchester, Bristol, Leeds and Birmingham, Anexsys now boasts ISO 27001 accreditation in every location.

Anexsys have embedded an outstanding suite of controls at the heart of their business to systematise their response to any and all information security concerns.

Rob Crowley, Managing Director comments: “We are extremely pleased

Anexsys has gained Cyber Essentials certification, helping to reduce the risk of cyber-attacks.  This certification demonstrates that they take cyber security seriously and have taken essential precautions.

Risk management is the fundamental starting point for organisations to take action to protect their information. However, given the nature of the threat, Government believes that action begins with a core set of security controls which all organisations should implement.

The Cyber Essentials scheme has been developed by Government and industry and covers the basics of cyber security in an organisation’s corporate IT system.

Cyber Essentials

Anexsys, a leading independent legal technology and consultancy organisation, have opened a new 6000 sq. foot office in the centre of Manchester to support Anexsys’ regional expansion. The new secure premises have been designed with security and future business expansion in mind.

The office features a large open plan reprographics facility, dedicated eDiscovery and forensic labs, scanning and document review rooms, and a highly secure evidence safe. The building is protected by an advanced alarm system, 24 hour CCTV, alongside an audited swipe card entry system.

“Anexsys is one of only a

WOMEN IN THE LAW AND BUSINESS UK, HAVE ANOTHER RESOUNDING SUCCESS WITH THEIR “BOLD FOR CHANGE” MESSAGE ON DIVERSITY, DELIVERED FROM PRESIDENT OF THE SUPREME COURT IN MANCHESTER

Honourary guest speakers Angela Holdsworth, Lady Neuberger & The Rt. Hon Lord Neuberger, President of the Supreme Court

Women in The Law and Business UK impress yet again with their first event of the year. The Rt. Hon Lord Neuberger, President of the Supreme Court and Angela Holdsworth, Lady Neuberger, both acted as guest speakers during the event. Rt. Hon Lord Neuberger’s

Anexsys, a leading independent legal technology and consultancy organisation, announced that they have again achieved kCura’s Relativity “Best in Service” designation, which recognises Relativity Authorised Partners who provide an exceptional Relativity experience for end users.

Anexsys, with sites in London, Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds and Manchester, is a leading legal technology and consultancy business supporting law firms, government departments and corporations throughout the UK and Europe.

“We’re thrilled to continue working with Anexsys as a Relativity Best in Service partner,” Steve Couling, vice president of international at kCura said. “Achieving this distinction

Anexsys, part of the Hobs Group, have acquired legal support company K2, creating the largest dedicated legal print and scanning business in the UK.

Anexsys provide leading e-Discovery, digital forensic services, managed hosted legal systems as well as printing and scanning for a range of legal, corporate and Government clients. Anexsys has existing facilities, in London and Manchester.  K2 operate out of Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds and Manchester. The acquisition of K2 will allow Anexsys to continue to support law firms locally, and offer extended coverage for national law firms.

Rob Crowley, Managing Director

James Duckenfield has been appointed as the new CEO of the Hobs Group. Kieran O’Brien will continue his involvement with the company as a non-executive director.

James has already signaled plans to increase both geographical coverage and improve capability with the Hobs Group.  James comments: “I’m excited to have taken over the reins from Kieran O’Brien. He has built a great company with a bright future. We’ve ambitious plans for both organic and inorganic growth and I want to see the Hobs business almost double by 2020.”

Since the beginning of September,

Anexsys will be delivering a series of lectures as part of a new eDisclosure masters course run by the Centre for Commercial Law Studies at Queen Mary University London starting this week.

Over a series of 11 weeks, students will be walked through the core features of the leading eDisclosure review platform, Relativity whilst working through a scenario which covers understanding electronic data, filtering it, application of searches including the use of analytics technologies, designing and implementing a review workflow, resulting in the generation of presentation bundles.

Led by Professor Ian Walden, this is a groundbreaking