Travis Schultz & Partners x efex: partnering to protect what matters most

Travis Schultz & Partners x efex: partnering to protect what matters most

Travis Schultz & Partners is a Queensland-based law firm founded by managing partner Travis Schultz, specialising in compensation law. With offices across Queensland and a growing national referral network, their firm supports clients through some of life’s most challenging moments.

As their business has expanded, so did the complexity of their IT environment. Disconnected systems, outdated technology and a lack of a clear cyber security strategy made it difficult to maintain efficiency and protect sensitive client data.

efex is proud to support Travis Schultz & Partners with a full suite of business technology, IT strategy & support. Working closely with CEO Kelly Phelps and their leadership team, our team are continuously helping to optimise their technology environment by streamlining systems across all offices, enhancing cyber security with ACSC Essential 8 compliance, and delivering responsive support that minimises downtime and improves productivity.

David Rose met with Kelly Phelps at their Sunshine Coast head office to reflect on the growth of our partnership with them.

 

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