Oosha|Access Legal|
Law firms have, to some degree, been adopting cloud-based technologies over the years as their business needs changed. They’ve migrated software, email and other key servers from on-premise to the cloud, and are now reaping the rewards of improved functionality, efficiency and user-experiences.
New solutions are removing barriers that once caused frustration to fee-earners, enabling them to work more effectively, while providing the flexibility to work from anywhere – which was critical during the pandemic.
Now the conversation has shifted. Firms are adopting cloud technologies at an ever-increasing pace, bringing their legal and office software together on virtual desktops with a single sign-on.

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