Why go paperless? This is a difficult feat, especially in the profession of law. Why invest in the transition to digital documents when paper documents were still required in many different legal contexts?
Well, here's why.
Getting With the Technical Times:
It is now 2019, there has been progress, and things have changed (for the better). Many lawyers are now required to understand technology, and e-filing is being mandated in many jurisdictions.
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Give Me More, Google Sheets:
1. The next time you need to create a new spreadsheet, save yourself the trouble of opening up the main Google Sheets site and clicking through the commands there.
I recently found a great article on the transformative effects of small changes and wanted to share some of the points that seemed most important. As well as add a little extra commentary. The Legal Technology article that I am referencing can be found here.
Yesterday we were honored to present at the Dallas ALA Business Partner Expo. We chose a topic that is near and dear to our hearts. The topic of Cybersecurity, as I've said before, is important and often overlooked.
Some of the key points that our CEO, John Alday, and CISO, Alex Morrow, made are listed below.
HPE's acquisition of Nimble a couple of years ago made a lot of sense for them. As I tell people today, no one buys storage or servers because of the specs. It's now all about management. In fact, if you sit through a Nimble Storage dog and pony preso, you probably will notice, there are no slides on hardware.
Cybersecurity is important and Cima will continue shouting that from the rooftops! Jumping right in with some alarming statistics - A Tripwire study centered around 306 IT professionals, in August 2018, finds that companies are falling short in risk management.
The topic of stress, and how to handle it, came to mind after reading another interesting blog post from Law Technology Today (LTT). I think many of us struggle with that "work-life balance" concept from time to time. This term has been used to describe the balance that an individual needs between time allocated for work and other aspects of life.
Grabbing some inspiration from this blog post by LTT, I've decided to talk about social media presence in today's world, Legal Firms, and a shameless plug of our Managed Services.
Social media is a key branding tool for marketing your business, especially in today's digital world.
This blog post is a combination of a legal technology opportunity and related news. Sometimes you just need to get a lot out on the table, so here we are.
Legal Technology Opportunity:
Recently I read about a really neat opportunity for students. With this offering, students collaborate with a not-for-profit organization to identify common legal problems that can be answered through a series of structured questions.
In the previous blogs in this series, we talked about how the emergence of cloud has changed the approach to Disaster Recovery. in today's IT world. These changes have ranged all the way through the DR process, from the Business Impact Analysis, to the Disaster Recovery Plan, and to the Infrastructure.