by Dana Riel | Apr 14, 2020 | Document Management, NetDocuments
Over the past two weeks as our clients have shifted operations to working remotely, the one concern we’ve heard the most from them is how to keep in touch with staff and clients; and do so in a secure manner.The American Bar Association and State Bar Associations are...
by Dana Riel | Mar 3, 2020 | NetDocuments, SOLUNO, Timeslips, TimeSolv, Worldox
The ABA TechShow 2020 conference is the venue where lawyers, legal professionals, consultants and technology come together.This year ranks as one of the best yet from the perspective of the exhibition hall, with attendees able to meet face-to -face with...
by Andrea Prigot | Feb 11, 2020 | Document Management, Law Firm Technology, Practice Management
ALM’s Legalweek New York is where lawyers and industry pundits share their views of important technology trends, and vendors come to announce new products. I attended Legalweek 2020 on Day Two, working in the Worldox booth and feeling the energy of the Exhibit Hall at...
by Dana Riel | Nov 25, 2019 | General Technology, NetDocuments, PC Law|Time Matters, Time Matters, TimeSolv
It’s hard to believe that we are coming up on the end of 2019. The holiday season awaits. But with the impetus of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 also going away, we’ve heard from several clients that they are at a crossroads in deciding what to do – Should they...
by Dana Riel | Nov 19, 2019 | Document Management, NetDocuments
Last month, NetDocuments introduced CollabSpaces, a new feature that takes the concept of sharing secure content with external users one step further. This supports one of the primary missions of NetDocuments: to manage, collaborate, and share content in one...
by Dana Riel | Oct 15, 2019 | Document Management, NetDocuments
You have to organize and pull together several documents into one large one. Perhaps you work in a law firm and have to put together an estate plan. Or documents for a real estate closing. There are programs that generate documents with “if/then/else” programming...
