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Throughout history, humans have adapted to change by embracing new technologies and tools. Moving your firm’s files and data to the cloud may be the logical next step in your journey toward a more secure future for your clients and your business.

An iManage customer for more than 20 years, the Home Depot legal team evaluated the major players in the document management space and decided that they just needed to upgrade to the current version of the iManage product, in the cloud.

Are you underestimating your risk exposure to cybercrime? Unless your organization has the resources to monitor and protect your on-premises data with the same level of vigilance as iManage, you might be.

Between the 2011 financial crisis and the catastrophic events of the present day, we've seen dramatic changes in technology, business practices, and behavior — compacting what might easily have been 20 years of transformation on a global scale into a 10-year window.

See how leading US law firms Robbins Russell and Cole Schotz made the transition to the iManage Cloud. 

The right time to migrate to the cloud has myriad influencing factors, of which, some are within your control, and others are beyond your control. Our customer panel share their cloud migration experience before, during and after the pivot to remote and hybrid ways of working.

Geoff Hornsby, GM EMEA at iManage, says collaboration between clients and legal professionals is made simple and streamlined in the cloud.

Impact and opportunity costs may be changing the question from whether to migrate your knowledge work to the cloud, to when.