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Lessons Learned in Upgrading a Law Firm Website to SharePoint 2010, Pt. II
Mark Gerow, director of applications and business process at Fenwick & West, shares hard lessons learned on the firm's journey to upgrading its public website from active server pages to SharePoint 2010.
COPY AND SHARE TEST -- ABA TechShow: Chicago Is Home to Technology Makers and Super Heroes
LTN's technology editor, Sean Doherty, takes in the final day of exhibits at the ABA TechShow in Chicago, finding interesting local technology manufacturers and some super heroes.
ABA TechShow: Chicago Is Home to Technology Makers and Super Heroes
LTN's technology editor, Sean Doherty, takes in the final day of exhibits at the ABA TechShow in Chicago, finding interesting local technology manufacturers and some super heroes.
ABA TechShow Swings Into Chicago
Chicago is known for many things, e.g., jazz, wind, and home to the American Bar Association. But it's also the host of the annual ABA TechShow and home to technology manufacturers, reports LTN's technology editor, Sean Doherty.
Lessons Learned in Upgrading a Law Firm Website
Mark Gerow, director of applications and business process at Fenwick & West, shares lessons learned on the firm's journey to upgrading its public website with SharePoint 2010.
Ditch Your Legal Pad for a Digital Voice Recorder
Speech fades into memory and is vulnerable to misinterpretation, says writer John Edwards. The only reliable method to capture speech is to record it, which is now easier and less expensive than ever.
How to Make Microsoft SharePoint URLs Look Pretty
Microsoft SharePoint has many excellent features and functions for law firms, but providing attractive URLs is not one of them. Mark Gerow, of Fenwick & West, shows how to make SharePoint URLs turn heads.
iTwin: Remote File Access Through, Not In, the Cloud
Accessing your office files after you leave the building, whether you are going to court, a client's office, or a home office, is now easier than ever. There are myriad options for you to copy and store files in the cloud, e.g., Dropbox or Mozy's Stash, and access them from a remote location to review or edit. You can also copy them to a USB thumb drive to take with you when you leave the office. Either way, your files have exited the building. Godspeed. [MORE]
Does iOS 5 Deliver for Law Firms?
A new version of iOS gets noticed by the bar, especially when it boasts compelling work-friendly features for mobile lawyers, writes Alan Cohen. But does iOS 5 deliver greater productivity?
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