Where next for 2e2's customers?

Sooraj Shah
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Computing speaks to law firm Morrison & Foerster on the legal implications of the reseller's demise

Customers of integrator and reseller 2e2 have told Computing that they are "considering their options", but what are their options, and what are the legal implications if 2e2 was to go under or be ...

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