Legal Technology
Can I Turbocharge My Office for $5,000
By Nerino Petro at 14 April, 2012, 11:08 am
So you have technology in your office that is at least five years old (if not older) and saved $5,000? Is it best to replace everything or replace some items and upgrade or keep others? The answer is, it depends.
Read More >>Need a Document Camera: There’s a New Player in Town
By Nerino Petro at 5 April, 2012, 1:08 pm
Document cameras can be great for trials, hearings and elsewhere because they allow you to show images, objects and evidence that may be tough to place in a PowerPoint or other presentation program. Until recently, though, lawyers generally had to pick one from a limited number of companies, such as Elmo, Epson, Toshiba or Canon. But now you have another option.
Read More >>Windows and MS Office on your iPad or Android device?
By Nerino Petro at 4 February, 2012, 10:11 am
Working on a hosted desktop offers a number of benefits, including the ability to connect to it from a variety of devices across different platforms. Work on your virtual desktop from your Windows PC at home, check in from the coffee shop and make a change to a letter on your iPad and finally, access and open a pdf from your Android device. If your device crashes, no worries, the virtual desktop is unaffected because it is not running on your device but on a hosted machine in a server farm.
Read More >>Guess Who the ABA TECHSHOW 2012 Keynote Is……
By Nerino Petro at 29 November, 2011, 1:01 pm
Using clues that will be supplied by the ABA, be one of the first 5 to correctly guess who the ABA TECHSHOW 2012 keynote speaker is and be entered int o a drawing for a discount on registration. A new clue will be posted daily until the first five correct guesses are made.
Read More >>When Your Trial & Presentation Technology gets bit by Mr. Murphy
By Nerino Petro at 5 October, 2011, 4:38 pm
We like to think that a technical disaster won’t ever happen to us when we are presenting, but that’s just not the case. And it’s not just a trial: I experienced “technical difficulties” at a presentation last week to the Law Librarians Association of Wisconsin. For some reason their projector and my Mac just didn’t want to get along. I had been bitten by Mr. Murphy. Unknown Object
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