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JDSupra: Give Content to Get Noticed

July 16, 2010

“Give content. Get noticed” is the slogan for JDSupra, one of the most effective legal content publication platforms on the web. JDSupra provides you with a place to post articles, newsletters, alerts, court filings, and presentations online. More importantly, they help you get noticed. And after all, expanding your professional reputation and building new professional [...]

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Glasscubes is a Great Collaboration Platform

January 27, 2010

My co-author, Carolyn Elefant, and I are in the midst of re-writing the last and final draft of our book about social media for lawyers, which will be published by the American Bar Association in just a few months. When we began, we required an online platform that would allow us to collaborate and create [...]

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Adapt Business Strategies of the Wealthy for Your Law Practice

January 21, 2010

The wealthiest people in the world belong to a collaborative group of like-minded, complementary professionals in pursuit of the same end objectives in their respective industries. You should be doing the same thing in your law firm. After studying the successes of other great business leaders in the 19th and 20th centuries, Napoleon Hill concluded [...]

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Collaborative Technology Increases Productivity and Profit

October 19, 2009

Using online video chats and instant messaging seems might seem like socializing, but a recent study shows that using such collaborative tools also increases productivity. Collaborative tools include everything from IM to ridiculously expensive teleconferencing technology (Skype and Tinychat are much cheaper alternatives). The study, sponsored by Verizon and Cisco, surveyed over 3,662 decisionmakers from [...]

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Box.net is professional collaboration at its best

May 29, 2009

Box.net is an on-line, cloud-based, “one-stop” professional collaboration service. Similar to Lawyerist-favorite Dropbox, Box.net enables users to collaborate on projects from across the globe and access files from anywhere in the world. While Dropbox is an excellent online backup and sharing medium, Box.net offers a service that specifically caters to professionals who collaborate online.

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Acrobat.com Presentations: a future PowerPoint killer?

May 27, 2009

Today, Adobe releases a new collaborative Presentations application for its free online Acrobat.com cloud-based office suite. This new presentation software brings Acrobat.com one step closer to being a full-fledged online replacement for Microsoft Office. Since all of Acrobat.com is still in a beta phase, none of the products are fully developed — and some need [...]

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