Technology & Knowledge

Cloud solutions facilitate law firms to focus on achieving their business goals, with performance at the core.  A cost-effective solution, the Cloud leverages security, mobility, flexibility, agility, and scalability combined with existing processes, to raise business performance to a new level.

You hear it over and over: “Just do more with less.”  Somehow you and your department are supposed to do more work, with fewer resources. And the reward if you succeed: do even more—with even less. How are you supposed to do that? Well, that’s up to you to figure out. That’s not their problem. That’s your problem.

Over the last few years, embracing cloud technology has been all but essential to business survival and continuity. But many teams were forced to fast-track the process as work-from-home mandates went into place practically overnight. Now, there’s a new challenge on the horizon: building the post-pandemic future.

For law firms, the decision to adopt cloud-based legal practice management software is complex. It involves change management, business disruption, and cost considerations. Plus, finding that elusive “right time” to switch to a new cloud-based system can mean that the decision gets put on the back burner for months (if not years). 

As with most cost models - whether it is IT Support cost, Marketing Agency fee structure or even Building Management cost, they will all vary and as sceptical beings, sometimes when it comes to cheaper options we tend to wonder, what’s the catch? So being the start of the new financial year, we thought we would try and simplify the cost involved in IT Support and explain the most commonly found pricing models out there with the pros and cons of each one.

It’s time to envision a world without passwords. In fact, it’s time to make that world a reality.  LastPass is excited to announce passwordless login to the LastPass vault through the LastPass Authenticator for individuals and businesses.

No one does eDiscovery because it’s fun. It’s a process, so if there's a defensible way to streamline it, shouldn’t we be jumping at the opportunity? The last two years of the global pandemic has been an eye-opening experience to many. We could still service our clients at the level to which they have grown accustomed, we could still meet deadlines, and we could do it from the comfort of our own home.