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: CompujuristFirms are moving to the Cloud
By Nerino Petro
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Interesting interview over at the InsideLegal blog with Eric Hunter, Director of Knowledge Management for Bradford & Barthel LLP which is based in California and has 73 attorneys and 207 employees. Hunter details the firms 24 month plan to move away from internal applications and move everything over to the Cloud including replacing MS Office with Google Apps. Read the entire interview here. Hat tip to JoAnna Forshee for letting me know about this post.Full post as published by Compujurist on May 04, 2010 (boomark / email).
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