Most of us across the country have been working from home or working away from the office for about 3 months. As businesses have transitioned to this temporary work-from-home state, many employers are considering making
The Sunsetting of the Private Cloud
At the rate that business changes, technology seems to change three times faster. As quickly as mainframe computers started taking some of the workload decades ago, the personal computer came in and stole the show.
How to Save Money for Your Law Firm
When it comes to practicing law, time is money. Cloud technology can save your firm a significant amount of both. Save on Supplies and Storage Physical files require tens of thousands of sheets of paper
15 Security Tips for Working Remotely
Telecommuting, working from home, remote working, teleworking; they’re all part of our new language, thanks to COVID-19. And while working from home may seem like a simple transition, it’s become a security nightmare for businesses
How Transitioning to the Cloud Grants Liberation From the Physical Office
According to the American Bar Association, “A lawyer, as a member of the legal profession, is a representative of clients, an officer of the legal system and a public citizen having special responsibility for the
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When people think of business continuity, they usually think of their business being disrupted by a natural disaster like a hurricane, tornado, or flood. COVID-19 came into our lives in March like a hurricane and
4 Ways to Make the Return to Office Life Easier
As more states and businesses emerge from lengthy lockdowns, there will undoubtedly be many lessons to draw from the COVID-19 outbreak. Perhaps the biggest of them all is the incredible speed with which things can
The CPA Firm Growth Changer – Leveraging Public Cloud for Working at Home
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Law Firms Stretched Thin as Coronavirus Cases Climb
The response to the highly contagious COVID-19 strain – which to date has infected approximately 1.8 million people worldwide and killed approximately 116,000, according to the most recent estimates from Johns Hopkins University & Medicine