As the rate of technology change and innovation continues to accelerate, professional services firms are in need of agile solutions that can keep pace with evolving business imperatives and address the security threats associated with digitally transforming fundamental business operations.

Alvin Tedjamulia, CTO of NetDocuments, recently discussed the unlimited possibilities of the NetDocuments platform to provide firms with the governance, security and productivity solutions required to move a firm into the future.

The global workforce is evolving at an exponential rate - associates and clients are always on the go, work environments are increasingly more remote, and everyone is relying on their cell phones and email to stay connected.

NetDocuments’ Vice President of Product and User Experience Dan Hauck recently gave a webinar exploring the best practices and technology tools that are available to centralize your work space and help your organization improve productivity.

We are only three months into 2019 and the NetDocuments team has wasted no time scooping up industry accolades for it’s award-winning products, emerging technologies and thought leadership in the knowledge management space. 

So far in 2019, we have been recognized by KM World as part of the KMWorld 100, one of the 100 companies that matter in KM.

The National Law Journal has included NetDocuments in its inaugural ‘emerging technologies’ special report.

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Salt Lake City, UT – March 7, 2019 – Payet, Rey, Cauvi, Pérez Abogados, a leading full-service law firm in Peru, has implemented the NetDocuments platform as the foundation in its efforts to improve work place mobility and build upon the firm’s governance and security initiatives.

With more than 110 lawyers working on the go across Peru, the move to the cloud-based NetDocuments has enabled the firm’s users to manage, review, store and share documents and emails from any location on a wide range of browsers and devices.

Not all clouds are created equal. Just because a technology is being marketed as a "cloud" solution doesn't necessarily mean that it lives up to the architectural design, security standards and compliance protocols that make cloud computing so beneficial for businesses. So, If you're in the process of evaluating cloud providers, watching this recorded webinar is a good place to start.

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The Council of Europe, Europe’s leading human rights organization, has partnered with Tikit, a global provider of technology solutions to legal and professional services firms and governmental organizations, to select NetDocuments as its cloud-based document management platform (DMS).

The contract is the result of a year-long competitive process that looked at several suppliers of document management systems. The Council of Europe selected the NetDocuments platform from Tikit because they were looking for a mature cloud-based solution to meet their needs.

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The rate of process improvement and demand for technology innovation across the legal market continues to accelerate – causing IT Managers and CIOs to juggle the ever-changing priorities of the present while establishing a framework that will anticipate the challenges of the future.

"Selecting a technology vendor that can deploy and build secure, future-proof solutions is a key element of growth for today’s firms and corporate legal departments," said Alvin Tedjamulia, NetDocuments’ CTO, at Legalweek New York. 

The rate of technology change and demands for innovation across the legal market continues to accelerate – driving the need for firms to remain up-to-speed on available technologies that can deliver governance, productivity and content management solutions to move into the future.

We look forward to the 2019 Legalweek conference this month where we will be showcasing how moving to the industry’s most experienced cloud-based platform can provide an unlimited amount of possibilities to address the aforementioned demands:

While Gartner research shows that 30 percent of those using a document management system will replace their current hosted solution with technology delivered in the cloud, many are still skeptical about how the change could affect the safety and security of their current work ecosystem.

Last summer, NetDocuments launched publicly available service status pages, refreshed every few seconds, for all of its global services in an effort to garner trust and confidence from its users. They show service availability and transaction volumes and are used to drive service level agreements (SLAs).

The blockchain revolution is in full swing. While many typically hear the word and think of it as the platform that drives Bitcoin, blockchain’s potential is vast and is relevant to many industries. Blockchain can be leveraged in legal to enable new scenarios including an alternative to electronic signatures, more efficient ways of transferring assets and new approaches to contracts.

Unlike blockchains that power cryptocurrencies, business blockchains are organized and managed by consortiums where participants are specified and known. Blockchain protocols are the glue that connects this trust network and grants authority to business partners to act using a common digital understanding.