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HP Releases Mobile All-in-One Printer and New ePrinters
Hewlett Packard Development released a number of new printers at the company's Global Influencer Summit in Shanghai, including a new mobile all-in-one printer.
Hubbard One Debuts Web Analytics for Law Firms
Web Analytics, the newest product from Thomson Reuters subsidiary Hubbard One, is intended to help law firms determine the effectiveness of their websites.
Dell Delivers 12th Generation PowerEdge Servers
Dell has released its 12th generation of PowerEdge servers with better thermal design to cool modern data centers without chillers and improved Intel Xeon processors.
Olympus Releases New Recorders and Dictation Machines
Olympus announced Thursday the new DS-2500, a new portable recording device that packs in many features found in Olympus' professional dictation systems such as the new DS-3500 and DS-7000.
Steptoe Lobbying for Defense Contractor on Cybersecurity Issues
Washington, D.C., law firm Steptoe & Johnson last week disclosed to Congress that it is lobbying for a McLean, Va.-based defense contractor on cybersecurity matters.
BigHand Embraces OpenText Document Management
BigHand, a manufacturer of voice productivity and workflow software, Tuesday announced the launch of an integration module for OpenText's eDocs document management system.
Google Drives Recent Flurry of New Cloud Services
Cloud services became more accessible to legal pros this week, as tech giants and niche players introduced new products -- but experts question whether cloud storage's advantages outweigh its drawbacks.
Workshare Adds iManage, SharePoint Connections to PDF Professional
Workshare, known for document collaboration software, released a new version of its lawyer-friendly PDF editor last week.
An Early Look at Windows Server 8
Consultant Ed Mikuszewski, of Kraft & Kennedy, takes an early look at Windows Server 8 Beta, and believes that pre-release features and improvements bode well for the final version.
It's Time for Smaller Firms to Question BigLaw Technology
In the past, technology leaders at smaller law firms have reduced risk by following BigLaw's lead. But William Caraher, CIO of von Briesen & Roper, questions that approach.
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