Neyah Kane Bennett, co-founder of Connecticut’s Raymond & Bennett, a business and technology law firm, brings his predictions for legal technology in 2010. Among them are the iPhone’s ascendancy over the BlackBerry in the legal market and the virtual law firm going mainstream.
IT departments attempt to cut costs by experimenting with thin clients, netbooks, virtual desktops, and other substitutes for traditional computing
CIO – Any and all executives or managers looking to get more productivity from their information workers — and, really, what company isn’t shamelessly espousing a “more with less” philosophy these days? — might want to pay attention to the following strategy: Set your workers free from the office.
Some 5,000 people have been booted off a social networking site for gaining weight over the holidays, with 533 Canadians among the so-called “festive fatties” shown the virtual door. Though the mass …
Arctic weather brought the North to a virtual standstill under eight inches of snow yesterday and 16 inches was forecast for parts of the South overnight.
Research report shows that tech-savvy information workers want to be connected to (yet untethered from) the office even more–often at the expense of their personal lives.
CIO – Any and all executives or managers looking to get more productivity from their information workers–and, really, what company isn’t shamelessly espousing a “more with less” philosophy these days?–might want to pay attention to the following strategy: Set your workers free from the office.
With the federal government aggressively pushing for electronic health records (EHR), 2010 could be the year technology finally allows doctors to to monitor their patients’ health wirelessly in real time.
2009 may have been a year of recession, but don’t tell that to the blue-skinned aliens of “Avatar,” the hormonal teen wizards in the new “Harry Potter” film or the needy talking dogs of “Up.” Their adventures in special 3-D theater screenings helped push U.S. box office receipts past home DVD sales for the first time in seven years, according to a new study.
The hardest part of running your own business is not providing your product or service. It is the little stuffs, like making your own travel reservations, sending your own faxes, going to the post office, or even formatting your documents.