After almost 10 years in IT, I should know this. But I was provided another example of it this week. We have been using Trial Director version 4.5 for awhile now. It’s a nice package, it helps collect all your documents and present them electronically at trial, it integrates nicely with Summation so you can…
Looks like the next workshop for Summation Certified Trainers is October 8-11, so I’ll be in San Francisco that week. I’m sure the training will be intense, but hopefully I’ll be able to get out and enjoy the city in the evenings. We had a good time when we were there for a few days…
I had the opportunity today to try and help someone use CT Summation over the phone. Even though I’ve been using the program pretty extensively for a couple of weeks, it wasn’t until today that I made the connection to Office 2007. You see, in Summation, your toolbars, and menus change based on what part…
I’m one step closer to getting this certification, but still many steps away. It’s a rather complicated process. First you have to apply, which involves sending a copy of your resume, and filing out a form to show some familiarity with the software. Once that is accepted, you have to pass (80% or better) a…
Our firm has, apparently, decided that the two of us who are now involved in litigation support should also be certified in computer forensics, so that we can do that for our clients, and be able to defend our practices in court, without having to go to the expense of hiring a forensics expert from…
I’m going to have to change the name of the blog again. 🙂 Today I officially accepted a new position. Still at the same firm, but I won’t be working at the helpdesk much longer. My new title will be Practice Support Specialist, which in most law firms is probably better known as Litigation Support….