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About the company

Rajah & Tann (Thailand) Limited

Based in Bangkok, Rajah & Tann (Thailand) is a well-regarded full-service law firm, providing local and international clients with advice of the highest quality, right across the commercial spectrum.

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The context

Initial challenges

Unspecialized Office tools

The law firm uses Microsoft Excel to manage its clients' portfolios. This means it has to develop and maintain its own data structure while producing insights and reports.

Due date monitoring

As Excel does not provide a built-in IP due date monitoring system, the team puts a lot of effort into tracking legislation changes and updating their portfolio data manually.

Docketing

The current toolset in use does not include intelligent IP features, leading to a lot of manual docketing effort. This impacts the efficiency and productivity of the team.

Our approach

We believe in lean, but purposeful processes

We deliver your product end to end. Or just parts. You decide. What stays the same is our commitment and our experience of more than 100 successful digital launches.

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The outcome

The outcome for Rajah & Tann Thailand

Group

La gestion de la PI est intrinsèquement complexe et implique souvent des délais stricts à respecter pour éviter des erreurs coûteuses. Sans un système de support fiable, les erreurs sont plus probables, c’est pourquoi un logiciel de gestion de la PI est essentiel. Il réduit considérablement le risque d’erreurs et atténue les dommages potentiels. Par exemple, la gestion du paiement annuel des annuités de brevets ou le dépôt des déclarations d’usage dans des juridictions comme les États-Unis, le Cambodge et les Philippines nécessite une précision absolue dans le respect des délais. DIAMS U nous garantit la réception de rappels en temps voulu, ce qui nous permet d’informer rapidement nos clients et de maintenir une conformité sans faille.

Akkaraporn Muangosbha

Partenaire, Rajah & Tann (Thaïlande) Limited

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