A case study for the Legal Technology Section of Law.com. It was posted on December 11, 2009 and looks at how law firm Nixon Peabody used file transfer service YouSendIt to replace FedEx and other courier services to transfer files quickly and securely.
Nixon Peabody looked at several internal solutions along with a few hosted options, [...]
Also tagged file transfer, Law.com, YouSendItA “Case Study” article from the February 12, 2010 issue:
In many ways, International Justice Mission (www.ijm.org) is a typical SME. It employs about 400 people, several of whom are located in branch offices, and it has an IT staff consisting of just four people. This small IT department is tasked with making sure IJM’s far-flung [...]
A recently published case study for the Legal Technology Section of Law.com. It was posted on January 25, 2010 and looks at how a small, prestigious Oklahoma City law firm HH&M decided on using CoreVault online backup services.
Hemry, Hemry & McDoniel has provided real estate, estate planning, and probate law for Oklahoma City, Okla., residents [...]
A “Case Study” article from the November 6, 2009 issue:
Adobe needs little introduction. The multimedia giant has launched everything from Photoshop to the PDF, and as the years go by, it continues to design products for individuals and enterprises around the globe. One example is the company’s LiveCycle product (www.adobe.com/products/livecycle), a collaboration service that Fang [...]
A “Case Study” article from the October 23, 2009 issue:
Since its founding in 1949, Houston-based Wholesale Electric Supply (www.wholesaleelectric.com) has sold electrical supplies to commercial and industrial companies, along with companies in the petrochemical and utility industries around the world. Although Wholesale Electric’s industry is competitive, the company differentiates itself by providing a comprehensive product [...]