C-Suite

Rethinking new ways of working

Lawyers are known for the piles of paper they create and accumulate. So then, it’s an interesting challenge that Maurae Wooding, CIO of law firm, Norton Rose Fulbright has taken on as one of her top priorities – to move towards a paperless environment.

28 March 2021

This dynamic woman can best be described as eating, living and breathing IT and has done so since the early eighties when she joined Barclays Bank as a graphic designer, before an aptitude test led to the bank sending her on a Cobol programmers’ course.“

I subsequently realised that I preferred the technical side,” she says. “I moved to Tongaat Hulett and accumulated my masters and a number of other certifications. In 1999, I moved to Johannesburg where I joined an ICT consulting company focused primarily on law firms. Fourteen years later, I joined Norton Rose Fulbright as datacentre, networks manager and in 2018, became its regional CIO.“

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