Looks like Robert’s brother, Alex, is blogging about his life as an IT Manager for a small law firm. Should be interesting stuff! As a small business IT guy myself, I can empathize with the headaches that switching from WordPerfect to Office 2003 are going to bring. Not so much in the technology, but in the resistance to change that seems to come naturally to end users. 🙂
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Remember last week? How half of the day before I went on vacation was spent in a meeting, and the other half getting things ready for me to be gone all week. Well I just found out a little bit ago, that there’s a followup meeting to that meeting this afternoon. I’m spending my lunch…
So, Wednesday of this week, I noticed that the Bravenet counters were offline for an upgrade. Yesterday it seemed like they were back with the “new and improved” bravenet, but nothing really seemed to work very well, so I figured they had some bugs in the upgrade. Today everything seems to be working, but their…
Steven is having hosting issues. The amazing thing is that this is hardly rare in the hosting world, bad service abounds! Just wait until they hit you with the legal threats for posting it on the site. I got those for the article and the forum I setup for their customers. Of course in that…
Is it just me, or is this week dragging by at a snail’s pace for everyone? Found an incredibly cool Amphetadesk outline skin this morning that changes the default template to an outline-type document. It really incorporates a few of the things I was looking for in the way of improvements, you should check it…
From a link at PC Doctor, under the heading of Email annoyances, I followed along to this post and laughed especially hard at this one: “The 18-line sig about all the Bad Things that will happen to me if I ever reveal the contents of your privileged, confidential (and unencrypted) message” As any law-firm IT…
V. Mary Abraham wrote about making KM a force multiplier in your law firm on 2012 today. While I wouldn’t say that you could take this exact framework and turn Litigation Support into a force multiplier, I think there’s quite a lot in this article that does apply to making better use of your Litigation…