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In this week's episode, I talk to Stuart Barr - Chief Product & Strategy Officer at HighQ (part of Thomson Reuters). We discuss what it takes to build and sell a legal platform and how to ensure customers see value from the product, as well as the move towards a single 'legal operating system'.Topics of discussionIs LegalTech a thing?Defining a legal platformBenefits of a toolkit platform vs. point solutionChallenges of selling a platformThe move towards productised solution templatesHow to ensure clients see value from a platformMeasuring and demonstrating ROIStructuring a product team to build a platformThe importance of integrationsMarket consolidationWhat next for legal platforms?

One of HighQ’s strengths is its versatility in solving a myriad of problems that law firms and legal departments deal with.  That has taken another leap forward with the introduction of HighQ 5.4.   Stuart Barr, Chief Product & Strategy Officer, discusses the innovations in version 5.4, including seamless integration with Contract Express, allowing more powerful document automation. 

Legal technology is advancing at lightning speed these days, and HighQ is no exception.  The innovative cloud-based platform is continually bringing new innovations to the legal industry. Stuart Barr, chief product and strategy officer, discusses the some of the advances HighQ has introduced recently. 

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THIS EPISODE: David O'Mahony, who is currently in Mamma Mia , in the West End, and I have coffee and chat about our most powerful musical experiences, the trials of doing an 8 or 9 show week, the stigma around movie musicals and much more!David trained at the Central School of Speech and Drama culminating with a performance in their 2006 Centenary concert at the Old Vic. Prior to that he read Drama and History at Brunel University.2013 saw David's debut on the West End in ‘The Bodyguard' with the roles of ‘Douglas' and ‘Skip' and covering ‘The Stalker' (35+ performances), ‘Ray Court' (50+ performances) and ‘Frank Farmer' (The Bodyguard). The cast included Beverley Knight, Alexandra Burke, Tristan Gemmill, Debbie Kurup, and Stephen Marcus.In between theatre contracts David has appeared in over 10 short films in the last three years, with many being entered in to film festivals; these can be seen featured in his show-reel. Characters have included a lover (inept and adept!), a drug addict, a zombie, an alien and a hit man. Prior to ‘The Bodyguard', David toured the USA with ‘Batman Live' in sell out performances at Arenas across the USA including the Staples Centre in LA, the American Airlines Centre in Dallas, and cities including Kansas City, Anaheim, St Paul and Las Vegas.He has performed all over the World: From Florida State Television to Pitcairn Island in the South Pacific. In the UK, he has performed in the West End, filmed at Pinewood Studios, appeared on TV dramas (being killed in 2/3 of them) and on live TV. He has appeared at theatres up and down the country in plays, musicals and variety shows. Most recently he played the ‘Prince' in ‘Snow White' at the Alhambra Theatre, Bradford for Michael Harrison and Qdos Entertainment.David continues to develop his skill set by regularly attending workshops at the Actors Guild and Actors Centre working with Directors and Casting Directors and in 2015 he is learning to horse ride! He has a long running association with Leontine Hass's Associated Studios programme as a student and workshop leader and trains with Emma Trow, Nikki Laurence, Leontine Hass and Stuart Barr.https://www.davidomahony.co.uk/ 

HighQ is considered one of the most advanced and versatile technology platforms.  Stuart Barr, Chief Product & Strategy Office for HighQ, discusses how HighQ improves efficiency for law firms and corporate legal departments, and how the recent version 5.3 release takes HighQ to a new level.

How is legal tech affecting the inner workings of law firms? Host Jared Correia talks with Stuart Barr and Rob MacAdam of HighQ about how law firms can intelligently use technology to solve genuine problems in daily processes. They delve into the various ways firm culture can influence the collaborative use of legal tech and outline the benefits of choosing a platform that allows for experimentation and creativity. They also discuss common pitfalls in the implementation of new technology and offer guidance for lawyers on ways to overcome these issues. Stuart Barr is the chief product and strategy officer at HighQ. Rob MacAdam is the vice president of corporate legal solutions at HighQ. Special thanks to our sponsors Scorpion, Nexa, and TimeSolv.

Stuart Barr is the founder of nSpire Me and creator of the app 'Let's Play Violin', an app which helps children to practise their violin at home. Stuart's career highlights include conducting Dame Shirley Bassey for 6 years, teaching at the Royal Academy Of Music and leading the London Youth Choir. https://nspireme.co.uk/ The I Wish I Didnt Quit Podcast gets inside the minds of musicians and other creatives and is hosted by Nate Holder. Contact: info@iwishididntquit.com IG @iwishididntquitpodcast Twitter @iwishididntquit www.iwishididntquit.com

Stuart Barr leads product strategy, innovation, product management, design and user experience at HighQ. Stuart and Host Ian discuss HighQ's intelligent work platform in the latest Evolve the Law Podcast. Stuart's role at HighQ - how this platform is transforming legal services delivery for both law firms and in house departments. Intelligent platforms and A.I. vs. intelligent working.  Combining A.I. with new ways of working. The need for law firms to undergo digital transformations - helping lawyers "rethink" both the technological and human elements of their work. HighQ as digital "legos."  How Client's can creatively build their own solutions on the platform and be first to market with new solutions. What people are saying about HighQ. On the importance of both data security and "data sovereignty." Stuart on the future legal tech trends he is watching - keeping an eye on both digital transaction management and legal project management. Why discussions on A.I. may be at "peak hype."  Why it might make sense to talk about "intelligent work" vs. artificial intelligence. On the importance of knowledge management.  Working in the same system that captures your knowledge. How technology definitions can get warped over time.  Artificial assistance vs. artificial intelligence.  Why managing expectations is more important than managing definitions. On potentially becoming the "Salesforce of law."  Building a platform to deliver integrated solutions to multiple problems. How to learn more about HighQ and demo the platform.  Links and Resources from this Episode For additional information go to https://abovethelaw.com/legal-innovation-center https://www.linkedin.com/in/stuartbarr/  https://highq.com/en-us/ Review and Subscribe If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here Subscribe to the podcast on your favorite player to get the latest episodes. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Subscribe with Stitcher    

11/07/18 Join Andy Stevens for the Fix Radio Toolbox Show. Andy's guest this week was Stuart Barr from TRAKD, a cloud based business management software tool. They discussed ways to make sure you have taken the right steps to getting paid, organising your staff, and live monitoring of your jobs. Andy's rant of the week was about fat cats earning too much, give it to us skilled trades!

I spoke with Stuart Barr, the Chief Strategy Officer for HighQ, a cloud-based enterprise collaboration and content management platform. We discussed why collaboration matters for legal professionals, collaboration best practices that legal teams can easily implement, including a reference to the company's new e-book: SmartLaw: Expert Insights for the Future of Law, how the collaboration landscape is evolving, and HighQ's plans for the 2016 ILTA Conference, among other topics.

I spoke with Stuart Barr, the Chief Strategy Officer for HighQ, a cloud-based enterprise collaboration and content management platform. We discussed why collaboration matters for legal professionals, collaboration best practices that legal teams can easily implement, including a reference to the company’s new e-book: SmartLaw: Expert Insights for the Future of Law, how the collaboration landscape is evolving, and HighQ’s plans for the 2016 ILTA Conference, among other topics.

I spoke with Stuart Barr, the Chief Strategy Officer for HighQ, a cloud-based enterprise collaboration and content management platform. We discussed why collaboration matters for legal professionals, collaboration best practices that legal teams can easily implement, including a reference to the company’s new e-book: SmartLaw: Expert Insights for the Future of Law, how the collaboration landscape is evolving, and HighQ’s plans for the 2016 ILTA Conference, among other topics.

I spoke with Stuart Barr, the Chief Strategy Officer for HighQ, a cloud-based enterprise collaboration and content management platform. We discussed why collaboration matters for legal professionals, collaboration best practices that legal teams can easily implement, including a reference to the company’s new e-book: SmartLaw: Expert Insights for the Future of Law, how the collaboration landscape is evolving, and HighQ’s plans for the 2016 ILTA Conference, among other topics.

Stuart Barr uncovers the colourful career of British composer and transgender pioneer, Angela Morley. In 1972, Wally Stott's transition to Angela Morley made front page news. Wally was famous. He was composer for the Goon Show and Hancock's Half Hour, and music director to stars like Frankie Vaughan and Shirley Bassey. "TV Music Man changes his sex" screamed the headlines. Where would Angela go from here? Stuart talks to Angela's friends and colleagues to discover how she made her mark in the music business, as a woman and a man. And he explores the special qualities of the music she wrote and arranged, from the famous 'Hancock' tuba theme to her work alongside John Williams on blockbusters like Star Wars and Superman.

To reflect on another whirlwind year for UK Film the Britflicks Podcast sat down with two film critics - Stuart Barr and DW Mault - to find out what were the best British films of 2014. This is part 2 of 2 and is the Top 5 British Films of 2014 as selected by writer/director DW Mault. 5) Locke 4) Starred Up 3) Frank 2) Exhibition / Spell To Ward Off The Darkeness 1) Under The Skin The Man Whose Mind Exploded Podcast http://www.britflicks.com/blog.aspx?blogid=10546 "Carefree" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) 
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To reflect on another whirlwind year for UK Film the Britflicks Podcast sat down with two film critics - Stuart Barr and DW Mault - to find out what were the best British films of 2014. This is part 1 of 2 and is the Top 5 British Films of 2014 as selected by Stuart Barr. 5) '71 4) Calvary 3) Under The Skin 2) Mr Turner 1) Pride His blog: http://maxrennblog.wordpress.com/ And he also writes for Verite magazine: http://www.veritefilmmag.com "Carefree" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) 
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Intro/Outro music:
Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a CC Attribution 3.0.
incompetech.com/music/royalty-fre…isrc=USUAN1100826.