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We start our "Ten minutes" interview series with Brett Owens, CEO and co-founder of Chrometa, a northern California based technology company that is solving the age-old timekeeping dilemma for billing professionals.
For our “Ten Minutes” interview series we spoke this month with nFlow’s CEO Rob Lancashire. nFlow is a leading developer of digital dictation technology. Listen what Rob has to say about instructional messaging, mobile technology, and nFlow’s cloud approach. He also explains why speech recognition will finally be embraced by the business this year.
This month we interviewed Jacques Nack Ngue, founder and president of the dynamic eDiscovery consulting firm eClaris. Jacques talks about why his company is different compared to competition, about challenges in the current e-Discovery market, the ever-increasing amount of stored data and what can be expected in the near future.
This month we interviewed the President of Clio, Jack Newton. Clio is a very successful web-based practice management system targeted specifically at the needs of sole practitioners and small firms.
For the May episode of our Ten Minutes series we interviewed DocAuto’s President David Kiefer. DocAuto provides a comprehensive suite of matter-centric software solutions for Autonomy iManage WorkSite that reduce risk, improve user experience, and optimize performance.
This month we interviewed Simon Hill and Mark Garnish (TikitTFB). An interview with two people, a good excuses to give them 10 minutes each! Mark and Simon talk about the effect of the financial crisis on clients and legal software suppliers, the TikitTFB approach to the iPad and SaaS, and upcoming product developments.
The July episode of our Ten Minutes interview series features Winscribe's CEO Matthew Weavers and Ryan Bavery, product manager for Winscribe BPM. Of course we talked about Winscribe's Digital Dictation product, but the focus was on the company's expansion into Business Process management for law firms.
The October episode of our Ten Minutes interview series features Nick Puschak, Vice President of Strategy at Bridgeway. Nick talks about Bridgeway's legal enterprise management product strategy, the cost challenges of e-Discovery, and what legal and IT departments can do to address challenges of decreasing risk and reducing costs.
This month we interviewed David Woolstencroft, co-founder and President of Sales, Marketing and Strategy at DocsCorp. David elaborates on the company’s product suite and the integration with many third-party applications. He also lays out the future plans of DocsCorp.
For our last interview of 2010 we talked with Frank Boening, Vice President EMEA at Workshare. Frank talks about what happened with Deltaview, what he has done to rebuild Workshare's reputation, the future of SharePoint, future product developments, and much more.
We kick off 2011 with a very special guest: Richard Susskind. We ran in to Richard at a recent seminar and asked him what he thought would be hot topics this coming year when it comes to legal technology. We asked for his top three, but eventually were given four legal IT predictions. And if that wasn't enough, Richard also elaborated about e-Discovery and Wikileaks. Reasons enough to sit down and listen to what he has to say.
For this episode of "Ten Minutes" we talked with Russ Gould, director of product marketing with Guidance Software. Russ talks about the new release of EnCase eDiscovery, the market leading e-discovery software that provides everything from legal hold to first pass review.
For this episode of "Ten Minutes" we talked with Michael Jopling, IT System Services Manager at Pinsent Masons LLP. Michael talks about Pinsent Masons private cloud Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) model from Proact which is based on NetApp technology.
For this episode of "Ten Minutes" we talked with Keith Lipman, President and Founder of Prosperoware. Keith talks about how the consumerization of IT affects law firms and how Prosperoware's product lines addresses this trend.
For this episode of "Ten Minutes" we talked with Matt Duncan, General Manager NetDocuments EMEA region. Matt talks about document management in the cloud compared to traditional DM systems and SharePoint and what can be expected from NetDocuments in the near future.
For this episode of "Ten Minutes" we talked with Osman Ismail, Managing Director of DPS Software. Osman talks about case- and practice management systems, the DPS hosted IT strategy and My Legal Space and One Office Remote, new DPS offerings which will be launced in the very near future.
Our latest episode of “Ten Minutes” features HighQ's COO Stuart Barr. Stuart talks about the increasing importance of collaborative software and HighQ's approach to this. Of course we hear about the long-awaited new version of HighQ Collaborate, the company's mobile strategy and the future roadmap.
For this episode of “Ten Minutes” we interviewed Gadi Aharoni, CEO of the digital signature company ARX, the manufacturers of CoSign. Gadi discusses the differences between digital and electronic signatures, the adoption of digital signatures by law firms and courts around the world and he gives some guidance on how to start with implementing digital signatures.
Welcome to the future of legal intelligence", that's the eye-catcher of Trellis' website. So, welcome to another episode of Legal IT Professionals' podcast series! Rob Ameerun talked with Trellis founder and CEO Nicole Clark. Trellis is a comprehensive legal research platform built by litigators, for litigators. Frustrated by sending internal emails and collecting anecdotes on judges in order to make strategic case recommendations, Nicole built Trellis to solve her own need for access to data, information, and analytics at the state court level.
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