Tagged: Cloud for Law Firms
With the growing importance of cloud computing for law firms, LawCloud continues to be one of the UK’s leading independent legal Cloud suppliers. Having just signed our 106th law firm...
Guest post outlining helpful cloud computing tools for lawyers (mainly for US law firms). For our own cloud services for law firms and for advice on legal IT for UK...
Welcome to the March edition of Back to Basics — a Business Briefing for Lawyers. This month the focus is on Collaborating with others. Unless you are a full service...
A leader in cloud for law firms in the UK, LawCloud now features on The Law Society of Scotland’s website regarding guidance about cloud computing. As the Law Society notes,...
LawWare hosted this year’s User Conference and User Group Meeting (UGM) on Wednesday 23 November 2011. Following the success of the last UGM, LawCloud, LawWare Enterprise, Classic and Express users...
As a total Cloud fanatic, I’m amazed and energised at the transition that is currently happening in both the business and technical worlds. The transition to the Cloud is growing...
Earlier today (Wednesday 26 October 2011), The Mercure Hotel in Inverness hosted the fourth and final instalment in a series of legal practice management events chaired by Warren Wander, founder...
Last month, The Copthorne Hotel in Aberdeen hosted the third instalment in a series of legal practice management events chaired by Warren Wander, founder of LawCloud. Professor Stewart Brymer –...
In a recent article in the Firm Magazine, LawCloud’s founder Warren Wander explains what the recent Cloud buzz is all about. Warren notes, “In this fast moving world that we...
We are pleased to announce that Microsoft has recently featured LawCloud as a case study. Demonstrating how LawCloud has grown by adopting Microsoft’s Cloud services, Microsoft has shared this case...
With a buzz word as strong as “Cloud”, it can sometimes be difficult keeping up-to-date with the most relevant cloud computing news without being overwhelmed by information overload.
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