Since 1984 I have been providing technology consulting services to law firms, law departments, and government agencies in the United States, Central America, Asia, and Eastern Europe. For the last 10 years my focus has been design and deployment of Practice Management and Document Management systems. The investment in technology infrastructure by law firms has grown steadily for the last decade. Managing the explosive growth of data generated with work product, Email, and eDiscovery has taxed the capacity of many firms.
I have developed a very focused planning and design approach to deployment of off-the-shelf software products that address these issues, and help firms regain control over their data management challenges. I work with your attorneys, staff, and administrative managers to create clear and budget sensitive deployment plans and my projects have a great track record for coming in at or under budget.
If you feel like you're not getting the most bang for your technology investment buck, please contact me here: paul@paulconsults.com - or by phone: 505.898.0710
Paul Mansfield Presents at ABA TechShow 2012
Paul co-presented two sessions - one on Finding Documents in a Paperless Office; the other on Using Collaborative Tools You Already Own.
Paul was interviewed for this article about tech savvy lawyers and technology use in law firms.
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[2012-05-04]
DNSChanger Will Not End the World as we know it
This annoying piece of malware is making the rounds again. Malicious code infects your PC (or MAC) and redirects your web page requests to annoying Viagra sites (and others). The FBI has been involved in stopping this one but on July 9 that could end. It's easy to see if you've been infected. Follow this link. If you get a green screen you're fine. If you get something else you may have a problem. Talk to your IT support person. Paperless & Tablets Dominate / Bye Bye BlackBird errrr BlackBerry
Freshly home from a wonderful ABA TechShow 2012 in Chicago I'm left with two indelible images: iPads were everywhere; going Paperless (or dealing with less paper to be more accurate) were dominant impressions. Compared to the 2011 show, the number of attendees carrying iPads seemed up 1000%. And the Paperless Track for the educational sessions was a smash hit. Expect more APPS for the legal market, and expect more product focus on enabling Paperless workflows. It's all gone viral.
And while we're on trends, BlackBerry seems to be on it's deathbed. While holding on to market share in the federal government , the once dominant CrackBerry is fading from memory in the legal community. Funny how that geeky cool iPhone dethroned the king. Read more here.
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