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FirstPoint Enhancement Survey - 2012

Thomson Reuters recently completed a survey of FirstPoint users to learn how we can better meets the needs of our customers. As a result of the survey feedback, Thomson Reuters is now pleased to let you know of a range of potential FirstPoint enhancements we are looking at developing to enable superior case law research.

To this end, we are asking customers to rank the potential enhancements via an online customer survey, and enter into a competition to win a $150 Thomson Reuters book voucher.
1.What best describes your organisation or practice?
2.What best describes your role?
3.How desirable are the following potential FirstPoint enhancements?
Essential
Highly desirable
Desirable
No opinion
Not desirable
Create visual case precedent maps - this is a colour mind map that visually demonstrates cited and citing case relationships as well as litigation history
Introduction of pinpoint references to paragraphs within cases where discussion of cited cases appears
Produce an optimised version of FirstPoint for browsing on your iPad or other tablet
Enhanced word wheel functionality to predict case names, statutes, judges, words and phrases, etc as you type in the search field template
Enhanced customisation of alerting services based on selected cases, practice areas or taxonomy classification
Greater ability to browse by topic
One-click access to the FirstPoint classification from the Westlaw AU Home page
Alter the "Cases Advanced Search" template so it automatically displays all possible search fields which can be scrolled through, rather than fit a limited number of search fields on one page and then provide a "more options" button to obtain the full list
Search a specific section of legislation from the Home page, without the need to click through to the Advanced Search template
4.Would you like to suggest any further enhancements?
5.For your chance to win a $150 Thomson Reuters book voucher, please enter your details below. Thank you for your valuable feedback.