My lunch hour today wasn’t anything overly special. I met up with a peer from another firm, to chat and share some information. I had emailed her last week after my unexpected trip forced me to miss the most recent ILTA Litigation Technology Peer Group meeting, because the topic, Trial Technology, was one I had…
Looks like things are picking up on the blogs and Twitter today. Glad to see it, but it can still be better! Collaboration Tools and Technologies for Lawyers (at ILTA) Knowledge Management ILTA talk on Social Networking — Boon or Boondoggle; Tuesday afternoon ILTA online discussion : What a difference two years makes ILTA KM…
Friendfeed rolled out a new beta, with some new features. My favorite, and the one that really does help make Friendfeed better is Friends list. Finally, I can separate out my tech contacts from my personal contacts, or maybe the folks who write a lot about social media and tend to create a lot of…
Just listing some blog posts I’ve seen from the ILTA conference that I’ve seen either in the RSS feed I set-up, or my own surfing around. Enterprise Search – Impact on How We Do Business Wikis in Law Firms Interwoven E-Mail Management; Monday at 2:30 Interwoven Universal Search Enterprise Search – Impact on how we…
I’ve been working on an aggregated RSS feed to keep track of what’s going on at the ILTA conference next week, even though I won’t be there. Right now I’ve got a couple of Twitter keyword searches, a Google Blog Search and the RSS feed for that official event blog. As the week starts off,…
That’s the question being asked in the latest Vista News newsletter. After recounting some of the horror stories of people losing their job because they, apparently, didn’t understand the public nature of social networking sites, Deb Shinder does explain how having a professional profile and connecting with smart people in your field can be very…