ILTA Podcast which aims to explore how industry leaders got to where they are in their e-discovery careers.  Jared Coseglia of True Staffing Partners interviews Karen Ruocco, Manager of Electronic Discovery at Grais & Ellsworth LLP

As we headed into ILTA’s 2011 annual conference, we took the opportunity to catch up with our three nominees for the new “Young Professional” distinguished peer award. With the changing landscape of legal IT, it was a treat to have each candidate share some information about their view of professionalism and leadership, a history of their career development path and how they’re paying it forward in leading their teammates and subordinates. Our interview with Meredith Williams can be heard in its entirety on the accompanying podcast.

As we headed into ILTA’s 2011 annual conference, we took the opportunity to catch up with our three nominees for the new “Young Professional” distinguished peer award. With the changing landscape of legal IT, it was a treat to have each candidate share some information about their view of professionalism and leadership, a history of their career development path and how they’re paying it forward in leading their teammates and subordinates. Our interview with Carlos Rodriguez can be heard in its entirety on the accompanying podcast.

As we headed into ILTA’s 2011 annual conference, we took the opportunity to catch up with our three nominees for the new “Young Professional” distinguished peer award. With the changing landscape of legal IT, it was a treat to have each candidate share some information about their view of professionalism and leadership, a history of their career development path and how they’re paying it forward in leading their teammates and subordinates. Our interview with Son Nguyen can be heard in its entirety on the accompanying podcast.

The legal market landscape will look vastly different in the year 2020 than it does today. A key difference is that the future will belong to agile law firms — those willing to leverage new technologies and adopt more flexible business models and management strategies to gain competitive advantage in a rapidly evolving marketplace. Hear more from expert Tony Abena of Business of Law for Thomson Reuters Professional in the accompanying podcast.

The Law2020™ initiative is one year in, and although we’re beginning to see a clearer picture of what the legal industry might look like in 2020, there are still unanswered questions lying ahead of us. ILTA recently engaged in a “virtual roundtable” with four industry leaders to discuss their vision of the future of IT — an operations forecast. This is the interview with Clive Morris of Neil Cameron Consulting Group.

The Law2020™ initiative is one year in, and although we’re beginning to see a clearer picture of what the legal industry might look like in 2020, there are still unanswered questions lying ahead of us. ILTA recently engaged in a “virtual roundtable” with four industry leaders to discuss their vision of the future of IT — an operations forecast. This is the interview with Judi Flournoy of Loeb & Loeb LLP.

The Law2020™ initiative is one year in, and although we’re beginning to see a clearer picture of what the legal industry might look like in 2020, there are still unanswered questions lying ahead of us. ILTA recently engaged in a “virtual roundtable” with four industry leaders to discuss their vision of the future of IT — an operations forecast. This is the interview with Marcus Bluestein of Kraft & Kennedy.

The Professional Services steering committee invites you to check out this podcast interview with ILTA’s own T.J. Johnson.  T.J. relives the historic flooding in the spring of 2010 in Nashville, Tennessee, that forced the relocation of ILTA’s annual conference, compressing the planning process down from years into a couple of months.  As a part of the podcast we explore the disaster recovery techniques that helped make the 2010 event a success, techniques that could help save you and your organization’s projects.  We also explore steps that are being taken to make future conferences even more “disaster-proof”.

Companies are using business intelligence (BI) software to access and analyze the raw data associated with their business processes. BI has been found to help cut costs, create best practices, improve decision making and identify new business opportunities. With the growing need to improve efficiencies in every aspect of daily operations, how can the legal industry leverage this software? Several thought-leaders in the business intelligence arena recently sat down to share their views on this topic. This is the interview with Mark Poag at Datacert.