Thoughts From Retaining Legal Tech Talent Webinar – Law Firms Are Going to Struggle
Yesterday, I tuned into an ILTA webinar titled Retaining Legal Tech Talent. The speakers included a legal tech recruiter, Jared Coseglia, and two Litigation Support/Litigation Technology leaders working inside of firms, James Bekier of Baker Hostetler and James Bandes of … Continued
Linked – Anonymized data doesn’t stay anonymous, says MIT study
I think this is an odd takeaway from this article after reading the rest of it: “In other words, as urban planners, tech companies, and governments collect and share data, we now know that “it’s anonymized” is never a guarantee … Continued
I’d Quit Facebook But That’s Where My Friends Are
The title of this post is my attempt at paraphrasing a conversation I had with a friend last week. A friend I used to work with, who I no longer see on any kind of regular basis because we live … Continued
Linked – Think in Terms of What is Relevant, Not Producing Keyword Hits
The problem is that to many people involved in litigation, this is too much work: “When requesting parties want all search hits in an email mailbox containing a common search term, they are asking for trouble. Requesting communications between specific … Continued
Linked – Australian Government Passes Law Forcing Tech Companies To Break Encryption
Dear Australia. I love you, but this is completely impossible: “Here’s a short summary of the new powers the legislation hands over to law enforcement and national security agencies: The law enables Australia’s attorney-general to order the likes of Apple, … Continued
Linked – How Training Keeps Your Customers Coming Back For More
Given this, why do so many companies cut and/or just not offer training? “If your customer training game is on point, your customers are likely to repay you with loyalty. According to a study by the Technology Services Industry Association, … Continued
Linked – How George H.W. Bush used handwritten thank-you notes to build bridges
This is an interesting example to consider, professionally and personally. He carved out time most evenings to write cards and thank-you notes. He wrote so many that they fill a 700-page book, “All the Best, George Bush,” which serves as … Continued