We process very large bundles James Hogan, Co-Founder and CTO Bundledocs

Bundledocs, is an Irish-owned leading cloud-based document bundling software provider, that serves over 1,600 customers in 35 countries and over 100 of the UK’s Top 200 law firms. The company has expanded and scaled its operations with offices in Cork, Sydney and North America. To learn more about Bundledocs and how they have managed to scale their product to serve 1,600 customers in 35 countries and adapt to various court restrictions, I spoke to James Hogan, Co-Founder and CTO Bundledocs.

James talks about his background, what Bundledocs does, how Bundledocs has scaled their product, how Bundledocs has handled AI and more.

More about James Hogan:

James graduated with MSc in Web Development at Kingston University London with Distinction receiving the Andrew O’Keeffe Memorial Prize for Best Post-Graduate project. A committed specialist software engineer with a great passion for new and emerging web technologies.

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