Law firms and corporate legal departments need a document management system (DMS) to store and reuse work product and secure and retain records to meet compliance requirements. However, these are table stakes for a DMS provider.
Lawyers and in-house counsel face pricing pressures from clients who demand greater value and security from attorney-client relationships. A DMS must help legal services organizations transform their business and client relationships. It must help lawyers collaborate on work product, work smart on desktops and mobile devices, and keep documents secure from unauthorized access.
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