Legal Tech Newsletter
Reed Smith hadn't invested enough in information infrastructure and processes such as document retrieval were taking too long. To take control of its data before it took hold of them, the firm implemented Recommind's MindServer Search platform as its knowledge management base.
Law Technology News
When IT pros are thrust into management, how do they make sense of all the options and standards for developing good management skills while drawing on the experience of others? This question led the International Legal Technology Association to develop a knowledge base for managers.
Law.com
From afar, Legal Technology Editor Sean Doherty monitored developments at LegalTech in Los Angeles. Among other highlights, Doherty notes that technology vendors focused on mobility while EDD providers touted early case assessment and advanced search and collection techniques.
The American Lawyer
In today's economy, what's a savvy technology chief to do to cut firm costs? One answer is to rethink the way the firm deploys its applications and consider a thin client approach. Instead of running an application on each user's PC, run it on a centralized server all users can access.
The Recorder
The use of trial technology has exploded. Unfortunately, the variety and affordability of the technology has not always been met with a corresponding improvement in the quality of trials themselves, as lawyers often fail to choose the most appropriate and effective technology.
Special to Law.com
At Sheppard Mullin, CIO Donna Paulson needed a disaster recovery infrastructure that could live up to the strictest data protection and business continuity standards. After intensive product testing, Paulson's team chose InMage's DR-Scout for its continuous data protection technology.
Special to Law.com
When outsourcing, an organization should contract with a service provider to maintain its own security standards. Equifax outsourcing transaction counsel W. Carter Santos considers SAS 70, PCI data security and ISO 27001 as tools to gauge the effectiveness of a provider's security.
Law Technology News
Phantom power is the power used when an electrical device is supposedly off -- or is not being used but is still plugged in -- which can waste a significant percentage of a law firm's electricity. How can you cut these costs? There are gadgets on the market to keep the phantoms at bay.
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