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Enterprise 2.0
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Enterprise 2.0: What It Is and Why You Should Care
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8/24/2009 10:30 a.m. |
Enterprise 2.0 is more than just a Web phenomenon. From exposing expertise, sharing experience and collaboration, to using externally-hosted applications over the Web, Enterprise 2.0 is challenging conventional wisdom and changing the way we approach IT. We cover many of the buzz words and provide examples of the latest technologies related to Enterprise 2.0. Listen to experts debate wikis, folksonomies, blogs, social networking tools, RSS, cloud computing and more. Also learn how Enterprise 2.0 is changing the IT landscape. If you play a role in setting the IT vision for your organization, you can't afford to miss this session! |
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Blogs: A Discussion of Current Trends, Benefits and Pitfalls
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8/24/2009 1:00 p.m. |
Blog usage is just entering its maturity stage for law firms. Hear how law firms have used this medium for client, press and other recipients to expose internal expertise. We also discuss how blogs can be used as a great differentiator for attorneys in niche industry markets. |
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Wikis: A Practical Case Study
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8/24/2009 2:30 p.m. |
Collaboration among experts and exposing this knowledge to a broader audience within your firm can be a difficult task. Using a wiki to aggregate and expose these informative nuggets to your attorneys is easier than you think. We review wikis from the planning stages through the final decision to roll out. |
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Search Technologies in Law Firms
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8/24/2009 4:00 p.m. |
Do you receive firm e-mail blasts that ask if anyone knows Joe Smith with Acme Corporation? Maybe you've received a call or e-mail asking if you have any attorneys with expertise in a specific court, specific industry or geographical region. Federated search technologies aggregate many of your firm's critical business applications into an easily searchable, salient database. Systems such as financial, HR, Web, DM and CRM can now be searched using a single screen, without having to access multiple applications or understanding different search terminologies. |
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Using SharePoint to Present Information, Aggregate Data and Add Value
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8/26/2009 9:00 a.m. |
We share examples of exposing and sourcing information on portals and intranets and demonstrate how Microsoft SharePoint has been used to design, maintain and secure data to user communities on a private network. Our experts also discuss some best practices for designing taxonomies, hierarchical presentation, security, presentation style and navigation on portals. |
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Social Networking, Practical Uses for You and Your Firm
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8/26/2009 11:00 a.m. |
Maybe you've heard of MySpace.com, Facebook.com and LinkedIn.com. In our browser-based world, are there practical, business-backed reasons to use these sites? Does your firm already house internal social networking tools and data that would be useful? These questions and other related topics are covered. |
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Microsoft SQL Reporting Services
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8/26/2009 1:30 p.m. |
With so many options for customized reporting services, why not use the one that was designed exclusively to present data from MS SQL? Our experts cover the system and technology personnel requirements, as well as real-world report design examples. If you want to discover an easy-to-use report design tool, join us. See this great tool that you may already own. |
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Software as a Service: Running Your Lawfirm on the Cloud!
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8/26/2009 3:30 p.m. |
Many firms are finding that using a service to host data, maintain support and develop and enhance applications makes much more sense than hosting and maintaining these applications internally. Software as a service has become the first choice for firms in many areas of IT such as publicly facing websites, disaster recovery initiatives, HR/payroll/benefit systems, accounting/financial systems and even e-mail. Learn how firms are starting to utilize this process in order to alleviate internal IT responsibilities and burdens, while providing benefit to the organization. |
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