Clients are more likely than ever to change firms if their current counsel does not prioritize security.
Unless you’ve been living off the grid, by now you’ve most likely heard the term that has been catching fire around the world: “the cloud.” But what is it exactly and how are these “tech-savvy” people using it? As it turns out, you are probably using “the cloud” on a daily basis without ever taking notice. Popular platforms for cloud computing include Google Drive, Office 365/Microsoft 365, Apple iCloud, and Dropbox, to name a few. These applications store and access information through the Internet, in contrast to the traditional, physical, in-house servers that interact with a computer’s hard drive to manage data.
Aside from the shared commonality of managing data, “the cloud” and in-house servers have many differences in their approach and presence. With the rise of cloud computing, in-house servers are becoming less popular due to their many drawbacks:
At CARET Legal, we pride ourselves on our cloud-based, 360-degree, integrated legal practice management platform for many reasons, a few being:
The advantages are clear. With SaaS, cloud-based software, you will save money, have flexibility and peace of mind knowing that your data is safe. Isn’t it time to become one of the tech-savvy people using the cloud?
Clients are more likely than ever to change firms if their current counsel does not prioritize security.
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