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Depending on the kind of law firm you are running I might think twice about hosting on google apps vs your own equipment as the law is fuzzy around getting acce
by andymoe 15y ago
Depending on the kind of law firm you are running I might think twice about hosting on google apps vs your own equipment as the law is fuzzy around getting access to those types of services vs something that is physically on your property like a small business server. That being said google apps will do this like the other poster said.
- Osiris 15y agoFor a small firm, there's really no way around having someone else host your email. Whether you get an IMAP server or Exchange, it's going to be cost prohibitive to host it yourself, so you'll have to pay a hosting company to manage it for you. I don't see how that would be any different than Google hosting it, and it would be significantly more expensive. In my experience supporting law firms, they all use Exchange hosted in their own rack on-site, but I've only worked with firms with 10+ attorneys.