As a lawyer going Mobile – Which device should you consider?
A summary of mobile device options for lawyers and solicitors looking for portability and flexibility whilst working
A summary of mobile device options for lawyers and solicitors looking for portability and flexibility whilst working
Welcome to the latest edition of Back to Basics — a Business Briefing for Lawyers. This month the focus is on Managing Performance. It is essential that every firm has...
Welcome to the latest edition of Back to Basics — a Business Briefing for Lawyers. This month the focus is on Change and Change Management. What a topic to try...
There’s nothing better than marking real change with a landmark occasion to pinpoint that moment when a new innovation comes along that changes the way we do things and on...
I was at the Microsoft’s Partner Briefing in Edinburgh yesterday and the keynote speaker spoke with passion about the “Convergence of Technology” that is currently happening in the technology world....
Cloud Computing Explained / Cloud for Law Firms / General Cloud Computing for UK Lawyers / Law Cloud News / LinkedIn Debates / LinkedIn Discussions
Sat on a busy morning train, laptop on table, connected to 3g checking emails, just plugged in the headphones into my Window 7 smart phone to listen to a podcast,...
Cloud Computing Explained / Cloud for Law Firms / General Cloud Computing for UK Lawyers / Guest Articles on Cloud Computing / Law Cloud News
Cloud computing is now being considered in every corner of every business. For many startups, it’s their first resort: Twitter, Foursquare and dozens of others turned first to Amazon’s cloud computing service to store and process data because it meant they didn’t have to buy servers to store anything; they would just pay for the storage and bandwidth they used. That turns computing from a capital expense into an operating expense, with direct benefits for cashflow – key for a small business.
Cloud adoption continues to grow from strength to strength and industry leaders in this field such as LawCloud are proving that this technology works well and is here to stay.
Managing Director at LawWare Ltd, Warren Wander has written recently in The Firm Magazine about the Cloud and how it is revolutionising the legal profession in the UK and around...
Cloud Computing Explained / General Cloud Computing for UK Lawyers / Guest Articles on Cloud Computing
Evolving technologies and the swift development of the way they are used might leave your head spinning. But as Warren Wander explains, not only is the new IT revolution nothing...
LawCloud is hosting an exclusive legal event focusing on Law firm management, outsourcing and technology on 21 June 2011. The event is a must if you want to find out more about new technologies, outsourced services, better financial management and internet marketing.
This event is for lawyers in the North of England interested in a fresh approach to overcoming some of the challenges faced by law firms in the 21st century.
In a special feature on cloud computing for law firms, the Leeds and Yorkshire Lawyer magazine focuses on the business partnership between LawCloud and The Cashroom, which has harnessed the latest IT to offer a platform for law firms facing the challenges of the 21st century.
Following the driest April on record it may seem a little odd to be talking about clouds. However, there has probably never been a better time to discuss cloud computing: a buzz phrase blown into the marketplace in recent months on the back of gathering concerns about the future of legal services.
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.
Cloud computing, or “Cloud” as it is becoming known, is a new choice of IT platform for law firms in Scotland with firms moving their IT processing and data, to servers which are located outwith their own law offices. One of the benefits of this is that it allows smaller law firms to expand into new locations. There are three main reasons for this
LawCloud was officially launched on 2 February 2011 at Microsoft’s offices at Waverley Gate in Edinburgh. With a full turnout of over 90 delegates, this CPD event successfully demonstrated and explained the Cloud in simple terms to leaders from the Scottish legal profession.
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