Law Technology Today From the ABA Legal Technology Resource Center
Join Dennis Kennedy as he talks to us about how to move forward into an era that promises to be much more cloud-intensive.
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TechReport 2020: Cloud Computing
There’s much to learn from the 2020 results and what they tell us about how to move forward into an era that promises to be much more cloud-intensive.
Read More »TECHREPORT 2019: Cloud Computing
The big story may not be how many lawyers are using cloud computing, but how poorly they are using them. Find out how in this ABA TECHREPORT.
Read More »The Cloudy Ethics of Cloud Computing
Lucian Pera talks about the ethics of lawyers using the cloud and how they can use it with confidence.
Read More »Watch: Navigating the Cloud: What Your Law Firm Needs To Know
Erica Birstler, Director of Strategic Communications at CosmoLex, to reviews the current cloud storage landscape in this Industry Insight webinar.
Read More »Navigating the Cloud: What Your Law Firm Needs To Know
Join Erica Birstler, Director of Strategic Communications at CosmoLex, to reviewswhere things stand in the current cloud storage landscape.
Read More »TECHREPORT Series: Cloud Computing
Get insight into cloud computing usage, services, concerns, benefits, and more with our "Cloud Computing" TECHREPORT.
Read More »Watch: Law Office in the Cloud
Technology adoption has evolved from a risk averse and late adopting mindset to a forward looking, security focused embrace. Third Party network infrastructure has been replaced by a law office located in the cloud and proactively managed 24/7/365 by a partner with technology and security expertise. In this video, you will grow your understanding of how cybersecurity, record retention, disaster …
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In this free webinar, learn how cybersecurity, record retention, disaster recovery, and IT management can make a firm of any size capable of providing modern, secure client services.
Read More »What You Should Know About Fog Computing
Fog computing is a continuum. It’s a range that goes from the cloud to the ground-level, where our computers and devices are located.
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