Data Security is Still a Top Concern Among Prospective LPO Buyers
Mark Ross of LawScribe, Inc., recently hosted a webinar discussing the ethics of legal process outsourcing. According to Mark, the Q&A section offered some surprising results.
As experienced outsourcing professionals, we recognize the need to keep our client's information confidential. Perhaps we have internalized this too much, however, as about 50% of the participants surveyed listed protection of client confidences as their greatest concern.
What does this say? Perhaps that LPO vendors are ahead of potential customers in dealing with critical issues; perhaps that client confidentiality represents one of the largest risks to potential outsourcing customers. In either case, LPO vendors should do a better job of assuring prospects that the information provided to them will be held in the utmost of confidences.
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I agree with you…
LPO vendors should assure Confidentiality….
Regards,
SBL Legal process outsourcing
Comment by SBL Legal process outsourcing on February 20, 2009 8:39 pm
I agree with you…
LPO vendors should assure Confidentiality….
Regards,
http://www.saibposervices.com/Outsourcing_for_Legal_Projects.aspx
SBL Legal process outsourcing
Comment by SBL Legal process outsourcing on February 20, 2009 8:41 pm