Litera Named Top 100 Microsoft Solution Providers for 2014 by CIO Review Magazine

Global News

04
Aug
2014

Editor

Litera announced today that it has been named in the top 100 Microsoft solution providers for 2014 by CIO Review Magazine. In the July edition of CIO Review, Editor-in-Chief Pradeep Shanker, worked with a distinguished panel of CEOs, CIOs, VCs, industry analysts and the editorial board of CIO Review to select the final 100 companies that are at the forefront of tackling today's business challenges in the Microsoft ecosystem.

"Knowing that Microsoft works with almost half a million vendors, we are honored to be in this distinguished list," said Deepak Massand, Litera Chairman and CEO. "We strive to maximize our clients' investment in Microsoft technologies by creating seamlessly integrated solutions  for content creation, control and collaboration, with emphasis on risk management, while simultaneously enhancing productivity and ROI."

The issue's company profile, which includes an interview with Joy Heath Rush, Litera VP of Client Development, and Norm Thomas, Chief Commercial Officer, explains why Litera is the global leader in content risk management and productivity software.

"With a focus on non-disruptive integration into day-to-day user workflow, our suite of proven solutions immediately impact efficiency while scaling to any size office environment to provide maximum administrative control and information security," explains Rush.

"Everything important has an expiration date: drugs, food, credit cards; why not your documents? We give you the ability to make every single Microsoft Office and PDF document created in your company to have its access rights and privileges tailored after the fact, no matter where those documents are or what their privileges were at the time they were sent," Thomas explains about a new Litera solution called IRM .

The article goes on to explain, "One of the secret ingredients to Litera's success is the ability to allow CIOs and system administrators to tailor user software interaction by user or by group, oftentimes setting the solution to run in a manner that is completely invisible to the user." Good examples are installations of Litera's patented server-based metadata removal solution, Metadact-e , EFSS solutions LSFT and Sync , and Litera's latest "SmartSend " tools.