Research on UK legal purchasing preferences and needs 2016
Jinfo Report

1st November 2016

Abstract

Now in our seventh year of annual research into purchasing trends and preferences in the UK legal market, this year's results make interesting reading.

This report:

• Introduces the findings
  
  
• Looks at whether content budgets are increasing, diminishing or remaining stable
  
  
• Identifies which stakeholders are involved with overall content budget approval
  
  
• Highlights which are the most popular products
  
  
• Reports on the four main products used: LexisLibrary, Lexis PSL, Westlaw UK and Practical Law
  
  
• Includes detailed comments from those surveyed into satisfaction and desired improvements with their core products
  
  
• Highlights what respondents think products offer in terms of factors like ROI and time-savings
  
  
• Includes commentary from those surveyed on what they'd like vendors to change
  
  
• Asks how information professionals keep their content portfolios robust and comprehensive
  
  
• Includes responses around areas such as duplication, multi-region contracts, formats, and IT involvement required
  
  
• Looks at content purchases that fall outside the annual cycle
  
  
• Delves into partnership and provides in-depth analysis of responses to questions around partnerships and relationships with the two key vendors: LexisNexis and Thomson Reuters
  
  
• Finds out what those questioned value most about working with vendors, and reports on the 5 key facets of an ideal vendor relationship.

Produced by Robin Neidorf

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