Fireman & Company has been a reseller partner of SeeUnity’s for the last couple of years and supports several of our solutions. Recently, SeeUnity’s CEO Dan Anderson and Lisa Stone, Fireman’s Director Enterprise Content Management worked together on an article about successful cloud migrations.
Migration
SeeUnity Partner Spotlight – Keno Kozie Associates
Keno Kozie Associates is one of SeeUnity’s newest reseller partners, located in Chicago, Illinois. They were an important part of Wilkes Artis’ successful migration to the iManage Cloud.
Tips from the Trenches for a Successful Cloud Migration
It’s no secret the trend to the cloud is gaining momentum. Adoption of cloud-based solutions across firms of all sizes was up an average of 68% in 2018 in comparison to just 51% in 2015, according to ILTA’s 2018 Technology Survey results. Not surprising are three high ranking reported barriers to cloud adoption: Cost, client restrictions, and integration and expandability. This article touches on the considerations that most affect a successful transition to the cloud.
Dan’s Dev Corner – April 2019
I’ve written before about our product development approach to integrating all the things we do with the ultimate goal of making our customers’ lives less complicated. We develop connectors for a wide variety of systems in a way that a single API can be used by multiple solutions and applications, allowing them to be repository agnostic. We then create our own solutions for synchronization, search, migration, and so on, on top of the connector architecture. The advantages to our development team and the SeeUnity business are fairly clear – we maximize the value of our development efforts to produce a large number of solution or connector combinations that are most useful to our customers. In this article, I thought it would be interesting to discuss some benefits to our customers we’ve been seeing because we take this fundamental approach.
ILTA’s 2018 Legal Tech Survey: The Future of the Industry and Our Predictions
Law firms are feeling the effects of the fast-paced legal tech industry now more than ever. The demand to stay relevant is ever increasing and having the most up-to-date systems is becoming more of a necessity rather than a luxury. Lawyers in particular are feeling the effects of the rapid changes, as many are looking to improve their own technology expertise in order to keep up with current trends. In addition, users’ opinions and attitudes are becoming increasingly vital when it comes to firms making changes, such as moving to the cloud. User behavior and acceptance of change are some of the top concerns for the legal tech industry, according to the International Legal Technology Association’s (ILTA) 2018 Technology Survey. As the need to move systems and make changes grows, it is even more important to understand what is trending throughout the industry as a whole.