Productivity Tools for 2007 – Part 1
I’ve recently found 3 new tools to improve my personal productivity. Today I discuss a cell phone with high speed net access. Future posts will cover new back-up software and…
BigLaw CIOs – Know What Your Boss Thinks About
It’s always good to know what your boss is thinking. Now, BigLaw CIOs can. Law Firm Leaders Have Mergers on the Mind in LawFirmInc. (2/12/07) reports on the magazine’s first-ever…
E-Discovery and Records Management Lessons
The legal press buzzes with news about a discrimination law suit between an associate and his BigLaw employer. A development today – destruction of a hard disk drive – offers…
Hot KM Topics – Part I (Survey Results)
What’s hot in knowledge management? What are some unfulfilled KM desires? In 2003, a group of NYC law firm KM professionals assembled a list of 20 useful KM resources and…
Another Technology Bubble?
You thought the tech bubble burst a few years ago. Well, some of us who live in a different tech bubble have just experienced a pin prick! Last week Cisco…
Driving Law Firm Technology Innovation with Outside Investors
I have posted previously about the UK Clementi reforms that allow outside investment in law firms. Fellow blogger Adam Smith, Esq. reports that several money sources have recently approached large…
Human v Technology Failure
Here’s a great illustration of the difference between human and technology failure. A friend sent me the following e-mail auto-reply text from a lawyer: “Please note that due to the…
Coming E-Discovery Battle between Vendors and Firms?
Several large law firms and EDD vendors have announced new or enhanced e-discovery consulting services. So law firms and EDD vendors may compete for e-discovery consulting business. Who should clients…
Is Your Law Practice Innovative?
The legal market is not known – yet – for embracing innovation. And the life of a law practice management innovator can be lonely. That can and will change… …
Future (Pending??) E-Discovery Landmines?
Many articles lately cover the new e-discovery rules but don’t answer some nitty-gritty issues. For example, enterprise databases (e.g., SAP or Oracle) are decades old yet preserving or harvesting data…
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