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Chart of the Day: Popular Uses of the Legal Cloud

Posted by: Frank Strong January 17, 2014 in Small Law Leave a comment

Uses of the law cloud

Note:  This post was originally published by Loretta Ruppert. 

Many lawyers are clearly already using the cloud – to the tune of 40 percent – but what are they using it for?

  • 60% use it for document storage or management
  • 56.4% use it for back up and disaster recovery
  • 53.6% use it for email
  • 46.4% use it for file sharing

Stay tuned!  This is the third of five in a “Chart of the Day” series we are publishing over five business days. A comprehensive report on the rise of the cloud in the legal industry is forthcoming.

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Frank Strong
Frank Strong is the communications director for the LexisNexis software division located on NC State’s Centennial Campus in Raleigh. In this capacity, he leads communications efforts in support of software products for law practice and law department management and also litigation tools – across large law, small law and corporate counsel segments. With more than 15 years of experience in the high-tech sector, Strong previously served as director of public relations for Vocus, which developed marketing, PR and media monitoring software. He has held multiple roles both in-house with corporations, ranging from startups to global organizations, and has also endured the rigors of billable hours, having completed gigs at PR firms including the top 10 global firm Hill & Knowlton. A veteran of two year-long deployments, Strong has concurrently served in uniform in reserve components of the military for more than 20 years, initially as an enlisted Marine and later as an infantry officer in the Army National Guard. Strong holds a BA in Film and TV production from Worcester State University, an M.A. in Public Communication from American University, and an M.B.A. from Marymount University. He is a PADI-certified Master Scuba Diver and holds a USPA "B" skydiving license.
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