One of my sessions at ABA TECHSHOW 2005 is called “The Annotated Technology Use Policy,” in which I’ll be presenting with Blair Janis, of Ballard Spahr.
I want to use part of the session to walk through the provisions of a few model policies, highlighting strong points and weak points.
I thought it might be useful to use some real-life law firm technology use policies as the models, on an anonymous basis where we would in no way indicate where the policies came from.
So, I have the following offer. If you send me an electronic copy of your “sanitized” technology use policy with your firm’s permission to use it, without identification, in our session, I’ll give you some general and some specific comments about the policy and how you might improve it and I’ll send you a copy of my handout materials and slides for that session.
You can reach me either by using the contact info found on my website or by emailing me at denniskennedyblog @ gmail.com.
[Originally posted on DennisKennedy.Blog (http://www.denniskennedy.com/blog/)]

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