The lawyer's guide to collaboration tools and technologies /
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| Language: | English |
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Chicago :
Law Practice Management Section, American Bar Association,
c2008
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| Edition: | 1st ed |
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Table of Contents:
- Collaboration at the crossroads
- Collaboration inside the firm
- Collaboration outside the firm
- First steps
- The benefits of improved document collaboration and using document collaboration tools
- Basic collaboration on documents
- Creating a document online - Getting started with the major players
- Working simultaneously on a document
- Hidden dangers, security and metadata
- The benefits of collaboration in lawsuits and transactions
- Instant collaboration - From conference calls to IM
- How to hold a meeting on the Internet
- Simple project management - Basecamp
- Setting up a simple extranet or deal room
- Email as a collaboration platform
- Sharepoint
- Collaborating inside and outside the office : intranets and extranets
- Adobe acrobat
- Wikis - Web collaboration
- Other Web 2.0 collaboration tools
- Specialized and high-end collaboration platforms
- Must-have features for your collaboration tools
- Free vs. pay
- Involving clients in your decisions and choices
- Determining which factors will drive your strategic planning
- Getting the word out to your collaborators
- Ethics, metadata, and other practical issues
- Ownership, control, and other legal issues
- Potential pitfalls of collaboration - Where to be wary
- Implementing collaboration tools
- Recommended choices for common scenarios
- from solos to large firms
- Creating a culture of collaboration
- The future of collaboration in the practice of law