IT that supports casework
Keep devices, document systems, remote access, and vendors working together so staff can find what they need when a matter moves.
Douglas Data focuses on law firms, CPA firms, and medical practices in Albuquerque and Santa Fe. We also welcome organizations in other fields and communities across New Mexico.
Protect the work behind every matter.
Client files, deadlines, research, and communication all depend on reliable access. A practical IT plan should protect confidential work without slowing the people who need it.

Keep devices, document systems, remote access, and vendors working together so staff can find what they need when a matter moves.
Use sensible access controls, multifactor authentication, maintained endpoints, and alert review to reduce the chance of unauthorized access.
Identify critical matter files and systems, maintain backups, test restores, and plan how work continues during an outage or incident.
Keep client data and busy seasons moving.
Accounting teams need dependable access to tax and financial systems, especially when deadlines tighten. Client information also calls for a deliberate security plan.

Support workstations, tax and accounting applications, secure collaboration, and vendor coordination before small issues become deadline problems.
Limit access to client records, use multifactor authentication, monitor endpoints, and maintain a written information security plan where required.
Back up client files and essential applications, verify restores, and define the order for resuming work during a disruption.
Support care with dependable systems.
A practice depends on access to scheduling, records, and communication throughout the day. Security and recovery planning should be shaped around the systems that support patient care.

Maintain devices and practice applications, coordinate with EHR and other vendors, and make support clear for clinical and administrative staff.
Review access, authentication, audit activity, endpoint protection, and incident procedures around electronic protected health information.
Plan retrievable backups, disaster recovery steps, and restore tests for critical information and applications.
These three fields are a focus, not a limit. If your organization depends on technology to serve people, we would like to understand your environment and help you identify a practical starting point.
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