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Dentons UKIME Secures Growth with Flexible Storage

Legal giant Dentons UK, Ireland & Middle East region (Dentons UKIME) adopts Pure Storage® for world-class management of documents, reports, and communications in a sustainable and secure manner, leading to 100% uptime and faster client on-boarding.

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Summary

As the world's largest law firm, Dentons UKIME generates, manages, and stores a huge number of documents, reports, and communications related to its individual, business, and governmental clients. After years of rapid growth, Dentons UKIME needed a new solution to replace its storage arrays that were struggling to cope. Dentons UKIME chose Pure Storage to support its world-class legal services.

Industry

Legal, Consulting and Professional Services

GEO

EMEA

Use Cases

Accelerate Core Applications
Enable Multi-Cloud
Modernize Data Protection

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Challenges

As Dentons UKIME grew, it became apparent that a new approach to storage was needed to ensure that core functions were not put at risk and to reduce the cost and effort required to manage storage. Knowing that client security requirements often slowed client on-boarding, Dentons UKIME also made data security a top priority for its new storage solution.

Results

Business Transformation

Lawyers access any information they need at any time with a storage foundation that will grow with the business
Builds a foundation for innovative legal services in the future, with everything from the email system to management platform and file storage secured and recoverable
Supports the firm’s ESG agenda with less power consumption, smaller data center footprint, and e-waste reduction through the Evergeen//One subscription

IT Transformation

Supports global growth strategy with scalability, easy management and use, and high speed with 100% up-time
Improves sustainability and zero disruption through multiple software and hardware upgrades
Secures all client data, speeding up client on-boarding by easily meeting many of their security requirements by default