The Basics Outfitting a new office or simply updating your old one?
Here’s an overview of the essentials you need to consider .

From Planning to Purchase  »
by Jeffrey S. Krause

Computers: Desktops and Laptops »
by Jeffrey Allen

Networking »
by Daniel S. Coolidge

Paper Management: Printers, Copiers, Scanners, Fax Units, and Multifunction Devices  »
by Nerino J. Petro Jr. and J. Anthony Vittal

Word Processing  »
by Andrew C. Simpson

Document Assembly »
by Seth G. Rowland and Rose Rowland

Billing and Bookkeeping »
by Arita Sims

Security »
by J. Anthony Vittal

Maintenance Contracts »
by Randi B. Whitehead

Getting Help When Good Technology Goes Bad »
by Jonathan G. Stein

Mediating a Holy War: Windows vs. Mac vs. Linux  »
by Aaron J. Rittmaster

Don’t get caught up in product evangelism. Base your decision on productivity, reliability, and efficiency.

The Ethical Implications of Online Software »
by Nerino J. Petro Jr.

Follow these tips for satisfying your professional obligations and responsibilities in selecting an online software service provider.

I Still Hate Scanners: Moving Toward the Paper LESS Office »
by Ross L. Kodner

Paperless is never going to happen. But learn to love your scanner more by becoming Paper LESS in your practice.

The End of Travel: Online Collaboration and Communications »
by Seth G. Rowland

Set up meetings across the world on a moment’s notice and at no cost.

Courtroom Technology »
by Frederic I. Lederer, Tom O’Connor, and Timothy A. Piganelli

To decide whether your case would benefit from technology, you need to know what you can do with it and the effects of such use.

Is the PDA Dead? »
by Wayne L. Myers

For lawyers who need a PDA without camera and phone functions to take to court, or who simply don’t want a converged device, there are practical alternatives to smart phones.

Backing Up »
by Andrew C. Simpson

A successful backup strategy must address the five key goals discussed here.

Sweet Suites: Office Suite Choices for Solos and Small Firms »
by Craig Ball, Ross L. Kodner, Donna Payne, and David Rakowski

Four authors weigh in on office suite options and how they work best for solos and small firms.

Road Warrior »
by Jeffrey Allen

Retooling the Mobile Lawyer

The Chair’s Corner »
by Keith B. McLennan

Is Your Mouse Pad Compatible with Your Computer?

General Practice, Solo & Small Firm Division News »
by Kimberly Anderson

Focus Your Vision

Being Solo »
by David Leffler

The Answer to Your Digital Prayers

Mac User »
by Victoria L. Herring

iPhone, You Phone, We All Phone

Techno Ethics »
by James Ellis Arden

Cyber-Security: You Owe It to Your Clients

Sites for Sore Eyes  »
by Jim Calloway and Courtney Kennaday

Search Engines and Directories

Product Review »
by Alan Pearlman

QuickBooks 2008 for Your Law Firm