Wolters Kluwer innovates legal practice management through Azure cloud migration
Wolters Kluwer migrated its Kleos legal practice management software, serving over 11,000 law firms across Europe, from private hosting to Microsoft Azure's cloud-native platform. The migration aimed to enhance scalability, agility, performance, and security, ensuring that data for European customers is securely stored and easily recoverable. Microsoft Azure's advanced security features, including encryption and threat detection, are leveraged for comprehensive protection of sensitive legal information. The shift empowers Kleos' customers to benefit from continuous innovation, disaster recovery, and high availability as well as EU-compliant data sovereignty. Wolters Kluwer highlights the opportunity for future AI and analytics enhancements, such as case management automation and actionable insights for law firms. The project distinguishes Kleos as the only pan-European cloud-native practice management platform, broadening its reach and innovation capacity. The partnership positions Wolters Kluwer to further integrate Microsoft Office and advanced data analytics capabilities, enabling clients to serve their customers better. End users benefit from improved system reliability, performance, and the ability to scale seamlessly with organizational growth. Azure's market-leading standards and ISO certification ensure peace of mind for legal clients regarding compliance and privacy. The transition demonstrates Wolters Kluwer's commitment to innovation, digital transformation, and client service excellence in the legal technology domain.
- Organization
- Wolters Kluwer
- Industry
- Legal
- Location
- Global
- Published
- October 2024
Reported outcomes
Strategic outcomes
Why do we believe this deployment?Customer identity, provider attribution, maturity, and source checks
- Customer
- Wolters Kluwer
- Provider
- Microsoft
- Maturity
- Unknown
- Linked source
- wolterskluwer.com
No explicit deployment-stage evidence found.
Primary read
Use case focus
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- 1Cloud migration for legal practice management
- 2Cloud-native disaster recovery and legal data compliance
- 3AI-enabled analytics and automation for legal case management
- Legacy private-hosted infrastructure limited agility and scalability.
- Need for robust security and compliance with EU privacy laws in managing sensitive legal data.
- Desire for improved reliability, performance, and disaster recovery capabilities.
- Drive for continuous innovation and seamless integration with modern legal technology requirements.
- Migration of Kleos to Microsoft Azure's cloud-native platform.
- Deployment of Azure's advanced encryption, firewalls, and threat detection measures.
- Daily data backups and full disaster recovery setup within secure EU data centers.
- Native integration capability with Microsoft Office and prospects for AI-driven innovation.
- Significantly improved scalability and system performance for over 11,000 law firms.
- Enhanced security, disaster recovery, and privacy compliance for European legal data.
- Prepared legal practice management for future AI automation and advanced analytics.
- Enabled continuous digital innovation and efficient client service for law firms.
Architecture
Kleos migrated all customer data and practice management application workloads from T-Systems private hosting infrastructure to Microsoft Azure. Customer data for EU clients is resident in EU Azure regions, with advanced encryption, daily backup, ISO-certified security, and disaster recovery frameworks. The platform offers native integration with Microsoft Office and prepares for future AI and analytics enhancements.
Sources & evidence1
- Customer explicitly identified
- Technical implementation details available
The same organization appears in newer AI deployment evidence.
- Same organization re-documented as recently as 2025.
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