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TimeBridge simplifies scheduling meetings

January 9, 2008

One of the biggest pains about managing a law practice is scheduling meeting, conferences, and other get-togethers with clients, opposing parties and attorneys, etc., all of whom have crowded calendars. TimeBridge goes a long way toward simplifying the process of setting meetings.
Here’s how it works: pick a few possible meeting times, and enter the e-mail [...]

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Publish Google Docs presentations on your website

January 6, 2008

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New time and billing solution: FreshBooks

December 31, 2007

I just came across an impressive–and free!–timekeeping and billing utility, FreshBooks. I gave FreshBooks a test run, and it is pretty smooth. It includes a timer for timing tasks, which is a wonderful feature. And it generates nice invoices that your clients can access online, another nice touch.
The only downside, as with all web apps, [...]

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Tracking time

June 8, 2007

If you have read much of this blog, you know I have a major obsession with time tracking options. I have tried a variety of options, including Time Matters, Time59 (online), GnoTime, BK Task Timer, TTime, and many more.
All are lacking something. Most are too complicated. Tracking time is an inherently simple thing. All you [...]

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Online note taking apps

June 5, 2007

The Web Worker Daily recently put together a “top 7″ online note taking apps. If you like do to things online, then note-taking applications are a pretty nifty method of tracking your to-dos, especially if you subscribed to the Gospel of GTD.
To my mind, Google Notebook is clearly the best of the lot, but that [...]

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A full client cycle with Time59

April 15, 2007

Well, the invoices went out, came in, and Time59 dealt with the billing and A/R aspects of my test account beautifully. I was very happy with the ease and simplicity of the whole process. I didn’t have to deal with any expense tracking, which is currently not available. Expense tracking is a planned feature in [...]

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RTG Timer and RTG Bills

March 6, 2007

A colleague recently pointed me to RTG Timer and RTG Bills. RTG Timer is an online timekeeping solution that integrates with RTG Bills, a Windows-only billing software. RTG Timer is online, so it is platform-independent. At $95/license, RTB Bills is a pretty hefty price for what looks like a fairly simple piece of software–at least [...]

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Local or remote?

February 21, 2007

I have been peeking at Zimbra lately, a hot networked personal information manager. But instead of being run from your computer, it is run remotely (think Gmail+Google Calendar+Skype, and then some). There are serious advantages to this, starting with platform independence and reduced load on your local system resources. It also has advantages for collaboration, [...]

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