LitSoft says that LitScope will enable its law firm and corporate clients to use any mainstream Web browser, running on any operating system, to access their documents from anywhere there is an Internet connection is available. Some features include full Unicode support, search-based batching and a review management dashboard.

"Several companies met our most basic requirements, including a data center that was local to our northern Virginia office and provided SAS 70 Type II compliance," says Steve Jreige, CEO of LitSoft. "But what really separated OpSource was some of the more specialized services it offers, especially around-the-clock support for our end-users, which was very critical to us. And OpSource offered a breadth of technical expertise that far surpasses its managed hosting provider competitors."

OpSource's CEO, Treb Ryan, will be joining Lila Tretikov, chief information officer for SugarCRM, in a panel entitled "Cloud Computing and SaaS" at the Web 2.0 Conference and Expo on January 29.

Last week, OpSource announced the keynote speakers and panelists for its third annual SaaS Summit, held February 27 to 29 at The Westin St. Francis in San Francisco, California.