The NebuLAW™ Blog

Owners and practice managers are often concerned about how their practice management software will provide real-time insights into the firm and fee-earner performance. There’s also the ever-present threat of cyberattacks breaching sensitive client data. NebuLAW not only delivers full visibility into the practice via its ‘single pane of glass platform but all customer data is also stored in a highly secure cloud.

Owners and practice managers are often concerned about how their practice management software will provide real-time insights into the firm and fee-earner performance. There’s also the ever-present threat of cyberattacks breaching sensitive client data. NebuLAW not only delivers full visibility into the practice via its ‘single pane of glass platform but all customer data is also stored in a highly secure cloud.

Leading law firms are embracing new technology as a source of competitive advantage and a means to improving their margins. One of the key decisions firms need to make in this context is whether to persevere with the traditional on-premise IT set up or to move to the cloud.in this article we dive into the pros and cons of cloud vs on-premise solutions and unashamedly guide you in the direction of the cloud.

Did you know that a Microsoft study concluded that more than 90% of consumers would consider taking their business elsewhere rather than work with a company that used outdated technology? A firms biggest advantage to attracting both clients and staff is their competitive advantage,

Owners and practice managers are often concerned about how their practice management software will provide real-time insights into the firm and fee-earner performance. There’s also the ever-present threat of cyberattacks breaching sensitive client data. NebuLAW not only delivers full visibility into the practice via its ‘single pane of glass platform but all customer data is also stored in a highly secure cloud.