We were recently asked what part of information technology operations law firm leaders should focus on to improve service delivery. Our Senior Technical Assistance Center Manager Eric Hoffmaster offers advice on taking your service delivery to the next level.

Networks – the fundamental backbone of all technology in business.

Historically, only large law firms have had the means and capacity to implement always available, highly redundant, robust networks. As the Internet becomes more prevalent in every facet of business – from online research tools to cloud computing – ensuring network infrastructure has the above capabilities is a necessity for all firms. Fortunately, technology has matured and costs have decreased, allowing small and midsize law firms access to this previously exclusive technology.

Selecting the right network equipment and design is a tremendous responsibility. Below are some tips to help law firms decide on the most appropriate network infrastructure.

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Outsourcing part or all of your law firm’s technology management and/or support – what is called IT managed services – is increasing in popularity, especially in the legal industry. Leveraging IT managed services can provide access to enterprise-grade technology, expert-level knowledge and exhaustive support, all at a fraction of the cost to implement and maintain the same in-house.