The Advantages of Upgrading To Cloud-Based Software
If you are
considering upgrading your law practice to a cloud-based solution you will be
joining an ever-increasing number of other practices who are going down the
same road. It would be fair to say that the best law practice management software is in the cloud now, rather
than on a local server.
Just to begin
with, one very big advantage of using cloud-based legal management software is
that it totally does away with the need for your own hardware, an IT expert
to run it, the expense of ongoing
maintenance, the need for regular upgrades, and the chances of your server
going down at the most awkward moment (all servers seem to know by default what
the most critical moment is). Furthermore, you don't need one software for time
management, another for matter management, and yet another for billing and
accounts. The best law practice management software in the cloud covers all these areas and more.
Furthermore, on
premise software can be compromised much more easily than cloud-based software
because the latter has multiple layers of protection in place to make certain
that your data is safe from both cyber-attacks and physical breaches. Software
firms that offer the best law practice
management software are only too aware that they have to provide this. Most
of them have multi-layer authentication in order to restrict unauthorised
access even when employees may be accessing from different devices. As a
business owner, you can permit or deny access to anyone at any time.
That, of course,
is another huge benefit of a cloud-based practice management system: you can
access it from anywhere. If you turn up in court in the morning only to find
that you left a document that you need in the office – and we've all done that
- you can simply access it in the cloud on your tablet or mobile.
Cloud based law
practice management software also keeps your running costs low because you have
a predictable monthly outgoing, and it not only lowers your costs, but reduces
the time you spend on admin, which you can now use as billable hours.

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