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LegalCloud™, a private dedicated virtual server and desktop solution for law firms

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Advanced Legal is very excited to announce the launch of LegalCloud™, a private dedicated virtual server and desktop solution for law firms. Many cloud hosting packages do not offer dedicated virtual servers or utilize technology that maximizes performance. We do, and that, along with our legal specific expertise is setting our LegalCloud packages apart. While LegalCloud […]

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Thin Clients vs Zero Clients for VDI and Beyond

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Thin clients and zero clients are a departure from a traditional desktop/laptop and most of the security and maintenance intensive issues that come along with that package. Both offer IT the kind of centralized control they have been dreaming about for years but there are important distinctions when choosing which client will serve the needs

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It is time to Rationalize that App – It’s costing you money and you need to know WHY!

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I shared an article last week on LinkedIn about Application Rationalization – basically a process that gets to the heart of “Is this application being used? How and Why?” This is a process that should be a key step of the planning for any desktop or VDI rollout but is too often either glossed over, or compromised by legacy user requirements

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The technical proficiency imperative for firm profitability & client satisfaction

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2015 budget planning is just around the corner and preparation of next year’s IT initiatives and spending is going to take some serious reflection and soul searching. If not, then you’re doing it wrong. Most firms will start with a review of how last year’s budget played out, maybe even the past three years as

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So what does vigilance look like? IE security flaw reminds us – vigilance looks boring and it will save you time, money and hassle

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I heeded the call, I left Windows XP behind after all those beautiful years together! Now that we find ourselves squarely on the other side of Windows XP “End of Life” Support, a vulnerability is uncovered that reminds us to remain vigilant and stay on top of patching. We preach it, we sell it and

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What The Bradley Timepiece can teach us about inclusive design

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Last week I heard a story on NPR about an innovative piece of technology and design that is both functional and inclusive – and it is wristwatch. (They call it a timepiece because you don’t have to “watch” it all the time, I’ll explain.) The interview was profiling the origins of The Bradley by Eone which is

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Policy Service from Autonomy Beginner’s Guide

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Law firms must apply the same document retention policies to paper and electronic documents. That’s why many firms implement Policy Service from Autonomy. If you’re starting to use Policy Service, this post is for you. The Technical Setup We work with the great Autonomy products Worksite and Records Manager. Worksite helps law firms manage electronic documents, while Records

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