Debenhams Ottaway’s Azure-powered efficiency boost

Quiss helped law firm Debenhams Ottaway migrate to cloud and equipped it with a suite of Microsoft products to help improve speed, efficiency and customer experience as a result.

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Debenhams Ottaway is an innovative, multi-service law firm with offices in St Albans and Radlett in Hertfordshire. The firm, which can trace its roots back 250 years, is renowned for delivering an outstanding client-centric service and award- winning legal advice.

Rightly proud of its heritage, the firm nonetheless constantly evolves the service it offers and invests in the important role technology plays in ensuring it remains a leading, modern, client-focussed law firm.

For individuals, families and businesses, Debenhams Ottaway provides a wide range of traditional legal services including award winning private wealth services including wills, trusts, legacy planning and inheritance matters, as well as commercial property, company services, employment, PI, litigation and dispute resolution.

In 2014, Quiss Technology helped the firm adopt cloud services in a drive to improve efficiency and productivity, which would ultimately help them deliver a better customer service.

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