By: That Lawyer Dude

That Lawyer Dude — Sat, 10 Feb 2007 23:22:24 +0000

Here’s the problem Dennis, It’s not that we won’t embrace EDD it’s just that we have little idea how it impacts us now.
I can spend a week at the various EDD seminars that are offered to me each week but I may not see a case with an EDD issue for 2-3 more years minimum. I am trying to keep up with changes in Booker,SOX, the ADEPA, the Patriot act, and the change in the Rockerfeller drug laws, (and did I mention SOX) and do not have time to learn this stuff nor clients who want to pay for me to hire the LSM (assuming I knew enough to hire one to begin with.)
The series is great, and I like the serialization concept, but frankly Kennedy, you scare me… you really scare me.
Finally, though this is probably an article in and of itself, can you explain how Office 2007 and Vista work to protect our computers and data better, why it is considered so difficult to hack and what effect will running these programs have on other programs that haven’t updated yet like timeslips or prolaw etc?

By: Rob Robinson

Rob Robinson — Thu, 08 Feb 2007 14:35:28 +0000

Another EDD appliance on the market today is ONSITE(3)’s DXR – Document Exchange and Review. ONSITE(3) is offering a free trial of it at: http://www.onsite3.com/dxrtrial

Comments on: Dennis Kennedy’s Seven Legal Technology Trends for 2007 – Widening the Digital Divide in Law Practice – Part 2

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