Moving Your Fax to the Cloud: Why law firms are replacing fax machines with Internet Fax

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    1. Moving Your Fax to the Cloud Why law firms are replacing fax machines with Internet Fax Luc Vezina Director of Product Marketing Mark Cerullo Head of Professional Services
    2. Overview
      • The Challenge: faxing is a critical method of communication but upgrading fax machines and fax servers is costly.
      • The Solution: Internet Faxing
      • The Results: A faxing solution with greater capability at a lower cost
    3. About MyFax
      • Fastest growing Internet Fax provider
      • Part of Protus
        • Faxing
        • Virtual Receptionist
        • Email Marketing
      • Used by thousands of attorneys worldwide
    4. The Fax – Not Dead Yet!
      • Do people still fax?
        • Estimated 16 million fax machines in the US alone
        • Billions of faxes
        • Fax technology market : over $2B by 2012
        • Not the dinosaur it’s perceived to be…..
      * Analyst Peter Davidson & The World Bank
    5. The Fax – Not Dead Yet!
      • Will faxing be around long enough to justify spending on a new solution?
        • Lots of fax machines still in use
        • Misconception about signatures
        • Compliance
    6. Fax Evolution
    7. Fax Technologies
    8. Software as a Service
      • Cloud Computing, aka SaaS, aka Application Service Provider (ASP)
    9. Why the Cloud?
      • Outsourcing a non-core IT capability
        • Cost
        • Pay-as-you-go
        • Scalability
        • Integration via APIs
        • Reliability
        • Buy vs. lease tradeoffs
    10. How Internet Fax Works
      • A fax gateway to the Internet
      • Email to Fax/ Fax to email
      • Web to Fax/Fax to Web
    11. Internet Fax & Legal Industry
      • Easy to forward documents
      • No storage and disposal of paper faxes
      • Increased privacy
      • Track billing with client matter ID
      • Green
    12. Internet Fax - Cost
      • Reduced upfront and operational costs
        • No capital expenditure
        • No software support licenses
        • No fixed lines
        • No consumables
        • Monthly subscription and per page fees
    13. The Cost of a Fax Machine
      • Annual cost @ 200/100 pages in/out per month
        • Fax machine: $60 (33% depreciation)
        • Toner : $63
        • Paper (2,500 pages): $22
        • Electricity: $23
        • Phone line: $250
        • Total annual cost: $418 + long distance charges
        • Compare MyFax: $120
    14. Cost of Faxing - Corporate
      • In a large organization
      • “ An organization that faxes several thousand pages per day can incur annual telephone charges of tens of thousands of dollars. Faxing can account of up to 15-20 % of a telecommunications budget.”
        • Frost & Sullivan
    15. TCO – 4 line Fax Server
    16. Porting Fax Numbers
      • How does porting work?
      • What numbers can be ported?
    17. Security
      • Secure access
        • TLS
        • PGP
        • HTTPS
        • VPN
    18. Scanning and Signing a Digital Document
      • Need a scanner or all-in-one printer OR electronically sign documents
      • Under the ESIGN Act, electronic signatures are valid
      • Some exceptions
        • Wills
        • Power of attorney
        • Matters of family law
        • Where a written signature is specified
    19. Case Study: Replacing Fax Servers with Internet Fax
      • Industry leading law firm with 1300 employees
        • Large Faxing Volume
      • Distributed regional offices in Colorado and New York and Home Office Network
        • Fax server in each location
        • Each home office with MFP and Fax line
    20. Case Study: Replacing Fax Servers with Internet Fax
      • Requirements
        • Significant budget constraints
        • Single solution for remote workers and regional offices
        • Fax server down in one office and need immediate fix
        • Need to bill back to clients
        • Audit trail
    21. Implementation
      • Planning for migration off a fax server
        • Application Integration
        • DID Porting
        • Workflow Analysis
        • Account Settings
      • Timeline
        • 6 months deployment for the regional offices
        • 12 months to replace all fax machines
    22. The Results
      • Migrated entire solution onto a hosted platform
      • Ported existing numbers
      • No requirement to refresh home office equipment
      • Savings on fixed lines of $44/month
      • No capital expenditure and through bill back are recovering 100% of costs.
    23. Questions
      • Q&A
      • www.myfax.com
      “… .. We have observed cost savings along with improved effectiveness of the staff. MyFax has also allowed our Firm to access the Fax messages worldwide and easily and reliably receive and forward to others ….” G. Machetta, President The Machetta Law Firm, P.C
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