Archive for May 17th, 2010

Bill more. Go home early: One Lawyer’s Story

Amicus Attorney

One of the primary reasons we adopt new technology (besides the fact that it’s cool) is because it makes life easier. John T. Phipps, a lawyer based in Champaign, Ill., discovered this when he test-drove and adopted Amicus Attorney practice management software for his law firm. In all, he estimates that he’s significantly increased the amount of billable time he captures – up to 250 hours a year – thanks to the system’s automation features. Another benefit: The ability to run his practice from his laptop or Blackberry helps free his time for more important things – like vacations. You can read John’s story here.

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05 2010


by practicehacker
posted in archiving, business, Career and Job, conduct, cool stuff, free, law office, manager, member perks, money, practice, practice management, referrals, review, software, Sponsor, technology, the business of law, tools, work
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SNS Analytics – realtime Twitter analytics and marketing

Found this site after the developer followed me on Twitter. If you’ve read this blog you know that I’m a big fan of what SNS Analytics is about, namely

Free (?)
Twitter
Web Analytics
Web-based Apps
Realtime Feedback

Ultimately these are the features that will redeem social media from the complete waste of time that it now represents and, used in conjunction with one another, create the all-important feedback loop that turns data into information that we can actually use to inform our decisions.

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05 2010


by practicehacker
posted in Uncategorized
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