Your data is in the cloud. Somewhere, sanctioned or not. Your fellow lawyers and employees are using traditional business applications from third parties in parallel with (or in place of) your company’s offerings—e-mail, text messaging, telephone, calendar, document creation, file storage.Think Google offerings (Gmail, Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Calendar), DropBox, Box, iCloud, Office365, Skype, and WebEx.
Separately, your law firm or department may use other applications to support the practice of law. Think budget, matter, e-billing, e-discovery, project management, litigation management, knowledge management, and contract management systems, e-signature services, and deal rooms. Perhaps you have something in place now or are contemplating a new licensed offering. What should you be asking? What should you be thinking about?
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