FREE CLE: When should your Law Firm Outsource your IT?

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When should your

Law Firm Outsource your IT?

Who manages the IT inside your law office?

Perhaps it's someone internal, a part-time resource, an office admin, or, even a managing partner. But, at what point should you start thinking about a full-time, expert technical resource to make your law firm secure, streamlined, and more productive? On this webinar, we'll show you WHY you need to start thinking about outsourcing your IT and how it works.

Monday, 5/16, 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm

Pacific via ZOOM

This program is free to attend

James Waryck discovered his passion for technology after randomly taking a course in college. By the time the class ended, he was hooked and quickly declared his major in information systems. Post college, he helped many businesses accomplish more by leveraging technology. His experiences lead him to help found Strategic Technology Solutions where he can pursue his zeal for all things IT even further. In his current role, he focuses on leadership, researching the latest technologies, trends in the industry, and best practices to advise, plan, design, and implement strategic IT solutions for STS customers. His responsibilities coincide with everything he loves about working in tech – the ability to continuously learn and evolve. One of his favorite things about his work is the enthusiasm that his team brings to their jobs and to serving the client.

Off the clock, James loves exploring his proclivity for Japanese food. His favorite is ordering Omakase style, which means the chef decides. Though he loves to travel, he enjoys returning to his small, childhood town in Massachusetts for the simple fact that it keeps him close to his roots and core values. However, if he could go anywhere, it’d be Japan so that he can experience the incredible cuisine in person.

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