With the spread of cloud computing every profession is expected to benefit from its offering. But before taking a leap into cloud every professional must check its implications. Here is one for Lawyers courtesy
- Can you legally use cloud computing in a law-firm environment?
- What are best practices if you use cloud computing?
Cloud computing, where your data and software are stored on servers owned and maintained by a third party, once an unfamiliar and foreign concept, is becoming increasingly commonplace. As a result, lawyers are seeking to take advantage of the many benefits of using cloud computing services in their law practices, including cost savings, flexibility, and agility. For complete story see here