Shared Links (weekly) Sept. 7, 2025
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Emojis Are Still Stumping E-Discovery Software Providers and Practitioners
ITAD: IT asset disposal is a security risk to take seriously
– Consumers should also be thinking about disposing of old tech
Integration Makes Teams Most Difficult Office 365 Application to Backup
WordPress File Management Plugin Riddled with Critical Bugs
– be careful with your plugins, and keep them updated!
First off, the landlord called again this morning. They found where the check had been deposited, their mistake. *huge sigh of relief* An Open Offer to Utah State IT Employees -this is a good idea, let your people create blogs and share knowledge with each other, or even outside their organization. I’ve suggested the same…
That’s one of the recommendations Doug Cornelius makes in various discussions around the blogosphere about poor communication between “geeks” and “users”. (Start here at 3 geeks and a Law Blog, which links to Jenn Steele’s original post and read the comments on both for the background.) Doug’s claim that the problem with help desk tickets…
Recently, I’ve had some conversation about the idea of whether a particular law firm is innovative or not. It’s a tough question to answer, in my mind, because it really depends on how you define innovative. Just having innovative technology in place does not make a firm innovative, yet at the same time, even the…
As we continue on our long, lonely, quarantine, many organizations find themselves dealing with how to manage employees who are working from their own homes instead of the office. Naturally, this brings with it some challenges, that require some managerial skill to navigate. Or, maybe not. Maybe you could just make everyone stay logged into…