ILTA Conference

It takes a village to deliver (place your goal here), it takes a leader to make a difference.

By Scott Preston on September 2, 2011

As we heard at the ILTA 2011 conference, in order to deliver your goals effectively you must include most (if not all) of the support functions within the firm. Now more than ever, integration between different administrative groups is essential for a firm to be agile, cost effective and client focused. How do you achieve

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I don't care what it costs!

By Ryan McClead on September 1, 2011

I was in Nashville last week at the ILTA conference and Alternative Fee Arrangements were all the rage. My good friend Toby Brown, or as I like to call him Reverend Pricing, will be the first to tell you that the greatest, most brilliantly structured AFA does you no good if you can’t control costs.

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Elephant Post: Which ILTA Session is a "MUST ATTEND"?

By Greg Lambert on August 18, 2011

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It seems that every day for the past month I’ve had someone that I really admire ask me “Are you going to be at ILTA?” Sadly, I will not be traveling to Nashville to partake in the activities, social gatherings, and general awesomeness that looks like will be the case at…

Don't Be Shy! Help Make the Impossible Possible

By Ayelette Robinson on August 16, 2011

Although we know that many of you 3Geek readers are extremely shy about expressing your opinions, we invite you to share your thoughts, visions, and suggestions here to help shape one of the BarCamp sessions at the upcoming ILTA Conference. Note that we encourage you to comment whether or not you’re planning to attend…

The “Other” ILTA Options

By Toby Brown on August 15, 2011

The annual ILTA conference, coming up next week, is one of the best educational and networking opportunities out there. The program offerings are overwhelming, both in number and quality. The topics, although grounded in technology, reach out into almost every corner of law firm functions. This results in a great environment for sharing ideas,

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Takeaways from the ILTA Annual Conference

By Ayelette Robinson on February 25, 2011

I’ve commented before that part of what makes each ILTA Annual Conference so valuable is the event’s emphasis on providing actionable takeaways – lessons that can make a real difference in how you and your organization operate. So after returning from the conference last year, I put together a list of my own personal takeaways.

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Queuing up for Obsolescence: More on Analysis KM

By Toby Brown on September 2, 2010

At ILTA, my “aha” session was “How KM Supports AFAs.” During this session, Peter Krakaur, CKO for Orrick, showed some screen shots from the KIIAC application. I have previously commented on this application and how it rests in the ‘analysis’ layer of KM.

Before I get to the “aha” moment, here’s some background

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What Happened in Vegas Shouldn't Stay in Vegas

By Greg Lambert on August 31, 2010

[Guest Blogger Ayelette Robinson]

It continues to amaze me just how good ILTA (International Legal Technology Association) conferences are. With hundreds of truly high-quality sessions, and networking opportunities live and virtual galore, each conference is bound to give you a professional high. This year’s conference, held at the Aria Resort in Las Vegas, was

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Are Blogging and "Thought Leadership" Compatible?

By Greg Lambert on August 24, 2009

As I was following some of the ILTA ’09 Conference chatter, I read something from David Hobbie that caught my attention. David was quoting Kevin O’Keefe‘s comment of “thought leaders will blog because of their insatiable desire to learn.” I thought that was a pretty good quote, so I retweeted it with a comment…