As my esteemed colleague has commented on some Ike IT frustrations, I feel compelled to comment on some Ike IT stars.
My firm’s IT group road out the storm and kept our systems up and running. As the ‘main’ office for our firm, all of our critical systems reside here in Houston. Of course we
While at the AALL annual meeting, I met Stephen Foley, the Chief Tech Officer of a new company called iCyte. iCyte is beta testing its product which is designed to help the researcher better compile the information he or she gathers on the web, and to house copies of the original version
My co-blogger Greg has already posted a great list of DR lessons, so I thought I would add a thought of my own.
My DR/KM recommendation is for an organization, instead of individuals. For the duration of Ike and his aftermath, I have lived electronically on my BlackBerry. I tried not to complain
Although this time convergence is not in-house counsel cutting its number of outside firms, its software providers cutting the number of platforms they work on.
One example is the partnership announced at the ILTA conference between Interwoven and Lexis. The two are combining their products into one offering Lexis is calling “Lexis Search Advantage.”
Well, it looks like I’m going to skip over another one of the Microsoft upgrades. Although I’ve used Internet Explorer almost exclusively since 1996, I somehow didn’t get to use the 7.0 version at work because of the amount of “customizations” that we made on the IE 6 platform.
You here something once – you notice it. You here it twice and it catches your attention. You start hearing it everywhere and you better pay attention.
This is the case with virtualization (a.k.a. Virtual Private Server). This 80’s mainframe concept is back and back in a big way. So much that it’s even touching
I always get inspired whenever I watch a presentation from the TED website. After watching a presentation by Johnathan Harris on collecting and telling stories, I feel that there is a great opportunity for changing the way we collect information. Specifically, I was thinking of how to change the way we do surveys and come
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.
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