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: The Illinois Trial Practice BlogManage Your Law Firm "In the Cloud"
By Evan Schaeffer
In his latest tech column in the ABA Journal, Dennis Kennedy lists some of the benefits of cloud computing:
- Lower cost;
- "Levels of security, backup, redundancy and performance" beyond "the typical law firm";
- Updates and patches from the provider;
- Available from anywhere with web access;
- "A monthly service fee that you can budget for."
Cloud computing, which overlaps with software as a service (or SaaS) and hosted software services, is a hot topic of late. If you want to get quickly up to speed, here's a reading list, including Kennedy's, article quoted above:
- "Working in the Cloud: Tips on success with online software services," by Dennis Kennedy;
- "How Well Does Software Work as a Service?" by Brett Burney
- "Litigation and 'Software as a Service' (SaaS): The Perfect Marriage?"
- "Law Practice Management in the Cloud"
- "Practicing Law with SaaS," by Luigi Benetton
Full post as published by The Illinois Trial Practice Blog on August 04, 2009 (boomark / email).
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