This first- of-its-kind guide for the legal profession shows you how to use standard technology you already have and theHelp Us Create a Big List of Collaboration Tips - Collaboratively
We're working on creating a big list of tips for collaboration projects, collaboration tools and collaboration technologies. It currently runs about 150 tips.
We'll use the list of tips for handout materials for our upcoming presentations at the ABA TECHSHOW and for some other ideas we have in mind that we'll share later. We'll post the tips you provide as well.
However, since the tips are about collaboration, it only made sense for us to do the list, well, collaboratively, as an experiment in crowdsourcing.
Here's the idea: If you wan to participate, send us your favorite tip or tips (let's try to keep it to a sentence or two each) in one of the following ways:
1. As a comment to this post;
2. Via Twitter to @collabtools, either as a direct tweet (start tweet with DT) or as a reply (start tweet with @collabtools). You can also add a hashtag to the tweet, either #collabtips or #collaboration; or
3. By email to either denniskennedyblog @ gmail . com or tmighell @ gmail . com.
Please be sure to provide your name, so we can give you attribution.
If you have any questions, let us know.
Some software as a service (SaaS) legal products allow for collaboration remotely with secure, hosted, virtual law practice management platforms. Attorneys and their legal assistants or VAs are starting to rely on saas products to create multi-jurisdictional, virtual law practices. It's not just large firms anymore, but is now expanding as a collaboration tool to be used by solos and small firm practitioners.
In Web 2.0 style JobBlogs provides a professionally integrated CRM and Project Management workspace that uses private blogs to organize your team and and projects to get work done.