16.1 update focused on improving security, usability, and ease of use for its customers, including Gmail integration through ndGmail™
Salt Lake City, UT – March 15, 2016 – NetDocuments, the leading native cloud/SaaS-based document and email management service for law firms and corporate legal departments, has released its 16.1 update with features and functionality focused on security, and improved usability and email management with ndGmail, a Gmail plug-in for seamlessly saving and filing email from Gmail to NetDocuments.
India-based international law firm, IndusLaw, has announced that they have chosen NetDocuments for their document and email management. With a growing clientele and expanding international presence, the firm required a solution that would scale across all their offices and through the various industries they represent. After an extensive due diligence process, including a thorough review of consumer-grade applications, IndusLaw recognized the enterprise document management system (DMS) capabilities of NetDocuments, including enhanced security and usability, user-friendly mobile access, and system predictability through a modern, legal-centric platform.
On-premises systems or hosted on-premises systems are very different when compared to a native cloud/SaaS deployment that leverages periodic updates, and a one-to-many technology and security infrastructure. Whether it's the customer service, seamless updates, support community, or simply the vendor/firm partnership, a native cloud/SaaS service is fundamentally different from the traditional or hosted software delivery methods.
Trumpet, Inc.'s SignatureBridge middleware solution integrates NetDocuments with DocuSign
As client pressure around security, compliance, and audits continues to rise, information governance and its many facets are taking center stage in today's leading law firms. Effectively managing content continues to plague a sound information governance strategy, and email remains one of the most difficult areas to ensure knowledge transfer, correct classification, and compliance. The way email is handled firm-wide in terms of storage, tagging, filing, and collaboration, will either work to support the information governance strategy or become a hindrance to it. Being able to understand the differences will put the firm in a stronger compliance position when the customer audits start coming in.