Legal

Making the case for Mobility

for and Law Firms

Legal Professionals

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Globo is rising to the challenge with a platform that marries efficiency and security, offering strong AES-256

encryption and full FIPS 140-2 validation, ensuring that data is protected both on the device and while in motion.

Globo's platform supports mobile apps that work across a range of OS platforms - iOS, Android, Windows and

BlackBerry.

Globo can manage the application development lifecycle end to end, from design to deployment. Our

professional services team understands the needs of legal professionals and their clients, developing applications that

balance efficiency, collaboration and security, which combined with Mobile Device Management (MDM)

solutions can help legal firms maintain proper levels of security, visibility and control over their users and the data they are

accessing. Lawyers can track billable hours, schedule meetings and collaborate with clients and partners. They can create,

exchange, edit and sign contracts and other documents – all from their smartphones. All of this leads to better

communication and faster action.

Is it time to deploy your next mobile initiative?

Globo is ready.

Paper contracts. Desktop computers filled with documents. Faxes. The legal

profession has one foot still firmly in the past, tethering legal professionals to

desks, law libraries and courtrooms. Because law firms are by their nature

conservative in their efforts to keep confidential information secure, the needs for

technology and security are often at odds.

Mobility is helping break down many barriers. New mobile applications are

making legal professionals more productive and better able to communicate

with each other, and their clients. Paper contracts are turning into

e-documents that can be edited and distributed. E-signatures are replacing trips

to the lawyer's office to sign documents. Mobile collaboration tools are allowing

legal staff to contribute to documents in real time, regardless of location.

However, overcoming the security hurdle is key. Over the years, law firms and

corporate clients created a secure net of safeguards on mainframes and

computers to protect client data and guard against breaches of confidentiality.

Can mobility offer the same level of security?