Toby, Lisa and I had a great time presenting to the National Bar Association-ABA Law Practice Managment Section Joint Technology Program. The audience was engaging and had some great questions about the issues we covered. We want to thank Delores Pegram Wilson for allowing us the pleasure of presenting, and to Beverly McQueary Smith
Didn’t catch all those sites we threw at you at the National Bar Association Meeting? No problem. Here they are:
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Money – Pink Floyd
So just how much are your friends worth? Seriously.
This was a question posed by Gary Stein, a columnist for the The ClickZ Network, in his post Monetizing the Social Networks: “Should LinkedIn set up a system by which I could get paid to advertise a product to my social
At the core of the law firm knowledge management (KM) challenge is the problem of unstructured data. Since KM is storing useful information such that it can be easily retrieved when needed, unstructured data presents significant challenges. To clarify, ‘unstructured’ means you don’t know what it means. For instance you don’t know if ‘brown’ is
I’m hearing some rumors that Lexis is finally going to integrate the analytical tool Redwood with their law firm competitive intelligence tool, AtVantage. If this becomes reality, then Lexis may have a chance at building a stronger CI tool in AtVantage by finally leveraging some of the internal information that a firm collects and
Recently I spoke to the Texas Society of CPAs (TSCPA). A friend had passed this opportunity along to me, given my geographic position. The topic was Tech Toolbox and was your standard hot geek-stuff presentation to a solo/small firm crowd. I covered everything from cool gadgets, to hosted software applications.
My first observation
Uploaded on authorSTREAM by glambert9Presented at this year’s AALL Conference in Portland, Oregon. If you want to see the Dr. ‘CI’euss slides, skip ahead to slide number 32.
The WSJ’s Jason Fry asked an important question in his Real Time column: Should you have a personal web page?
I say a resounding and uneqivocal “YES”.
Of course, I’m biased. The internet is my daily sustenance.
But when I thought about this question, I recalled a book I read some time ago, called Ender’s
Well, I just got back from Portland, and I can tell I am way behind on my number of tattoos and piercings.
When you put about 1900 law librarians in the same building, it can get surprisingly loud. But, add a high-profile techie like David Pogue and the real party begins. I’ve watched David’s presentations