NetDocuments Announces Free ’Upgrade to the Cloud’ Offer for Organizations Using iManage, Worldox or OpenText for Document Management

Organizations with 20 to 2,000 Users Can Upgrade From On-Premise Legacy DMS Software to NetDocuments at No Cost until June 30, 2013

LEHI, Utah--(BUSINESS WIRE)--NetDocuments, a leading cloud-computing content management and collaboration service, today announced a free “Upgrade to the Cloud” promotional offer for organizations of 20 to 2,000 users currently using iManage, Worldox or OpenText for enterprise document management.

“The recent switch offers from Worldox and OpenText didn’t acknowledge the shortcomings of simply swapping one on-premise, server-based system for another”

Available to all on-premise licensees who upgrade by June 30, 2013, the free “Upgrade to the Cloud” implementation package includes data migration, account configuration and administrative training. NetDocuments’ offer is unique compared to competing offers because it enables organizations to transition to the cloud, as opposed to moving laterally to another on-premise solution.

“The recent switch offers from Worldox and OpenText didn’t acknowledge the shortcomings of simply swapping one on-premise, server-based system for another,” said Leonard Johnson, NetDocuments vice president of marketing and product management. “While our on-premise competitors claim to alleviate iManage customer struggles, we give organizations the opportunity to leave behind the costly, hardware-intensive systems and upgrade to our superior cloud-based service. By deploying to the cloud, organizations not only eliminate hardware, but benefit from increased disaster recovery, security, mobility, improved collaboration and infinite scalability.”

For more information or to take advantage of the NetDocuments “Upgrade to the Cloud” offer, visit: www.netdocuments.com/switch.

About NetDocuments

NetDocuments is a leading cloud-computing content management and collaboration service. Organizations of all sizes can save tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars by eliminating the hardware, system and client software, and ongoing administration of a legacy client-server technology model. With the NetDocuments patented service simply "turned on," business professionals can immediately begin storing, managing and sharing documents throughout the world and on any Internet-connected device. Founded in 1998 and based in Lehi, Utah, NetDocuments has users in more than 140 countries. For more information about the company, go to www.netdocuments.com and follow NetDocuments on Twitter at @netdocuments.