Table For One
If you ever want a really good look at how seriously someone in the restaurant industry takes customer service, try going out to eat alone. Since I travel quite a bit, and much of that time I am onsite doing … Read More
This Week’s Links (weekly)
AdwCleaner Makes Adware Removal Easier Than Ever tags: MM Tech Security Changing the Conversation in eDiscovery: Where Do We Go From Here? tags: MM LitSupport ‘Test the Rest’: Sampling for eDiscovery Quality Control tags: MM LitSupport E-Discovery Resources to be … Read More
Giving Thanks
Three years ago, I wrote a bit about being thankful for social networking. As I looked back over posts from previous Thanksgiving Holidays here in the US, I was struck by what I wrote then, and how much more it … Read More
Rolling Stones and A Bad Taste from Training
Last night, while hanging around the house with the wife, I had the soundtrack to the Rolling Stones concert/movie Shine a Light playing on my iPad. When the song She was Hot came on, I made the comment that this … Read More
This Week’s Links (weekly)
Model for e-Discovery Legal Practice Workflow and Best Practices tags: LitSupport MM Lawyers Talking About System Security tags: MM LitSupport Law Firm E-Discovery Reaches Crossroad tags: LitSupport MM Q&A With Predictive Coding Guru, Maura R. Grossman, Esq. tags: MM LitSupport … Read More
Digital Footprints
Our local television news did a report the other night, using the recent news about General Patraeus as a warning about the kinds of information we all leave behind in our email and social networks. I can’t say that I … Read More
Facebook’s Pages Feed
Today marked the first time I saw the Pages Feed that I first mentioned last week on the right hand-side of my Facebook Newsfeed page. As you know, I’ve been looking forward to see if this might be a way … Read More