Network services provider Principle Networks has announced a new partnership with Hill Dickinson, a commercial law firm, to upgrade its network and security infrastructure while supporting the business’ global expansion.
As part of the partnership, Principle Networks will undertake a phased replacement and migration of Hill Dickinon’s Wide Area Network (WAN) and security infrastructure. This will be replaced by an Internet-based Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) and Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) zero-trust security framework.
“As a growing UK and international law firm, we recognised that our current IT infrastructure required upgrading,” said Keith Feeny, CTO, Hill Dickinson. “We wanted a network that reduced complexity and could provide solid foundations for delivering on-premise and Cloud services, now and in the future. Principle Networks understood our goals and, more importantly, were fully aligned with our growth, agility and innovation objectives, which made them the ideal partner.
“From the moment we met with Principle Networks we could tell they shared our vision and could support our long-term digital strategy. They’ve designed a network capable of growing and evolving with the business and delivering a consistent user experience globally. We’re excited for the future and look forward to working with Russell and the team.”
Throughout the partnership, Principle Networks will deliver a co-managed service offering 24-hour support services across the new SD-WAN and SASE infrastructure and the firm’s LAN and Wi-Fi estate.
“Network accessibility and security are critical within the legal sector. Having a robust, secure infrastructure is central to gaining the trust of clients and staff. As a business, we share Hill Dickinson’s core values of innovation, collaboration, trust and respect. We’re proud to have been chosen as their IT partner and look forward to a long and successful partnership,” concluded Russell Crowley, Co-Founder, Principle Networks.
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