Gevers Begins A New Era Of Managing Client IP As They Go Live On Anaqua's AQX Law Firm
BOSTON, June 17 (Bernama) -- Anaqua, the leading provider of innovation and intellectual property (IP) management technology, today announced that European IP law firm Gevers has implemented Anaqua's AQX® Law Firm for its IP management, including autonomous AI-driven timekeeping and billing solutions, WiseTime® and AQX Billing.
With a reputation as a leader and innovator in IP, Gevers has offices in Belgium and France, and satellite offices in other key international locations, giving the firm a global presence and service capability. Gevers recently embarked on a new chapter in its 125-year history by transitioning from a family business to being fully owned by its IP professionals. The firm's commitment to modernization is reflected in its adoption of the latest version of the AQX Law Firm platform. The platform enhances operations, improves collaboration, and enables delivery of exceptional service to clients through secure portals, web-based reports, dynamic dashboards, and data transparency.
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