Join KKL at the ILTA 2006 Conference

It's that time of year again!  So dust off your tennis racket, pull out your golf clubs and be sure to stop by KKL's booth # 319 to see the sports car that could be yours.  If you'd prefer more of a brain sport, be sure to attend the following sessions presented by KKL consultants:

"The Evolution to Enterprise Content Management in the Law Department,"  presented by Michael Worth, Strategic Consultant at KKL; Wednesday, August 23 10:30am-Noon

"Merging, Moving and Expanding," presented by John Tsiofas, Strategic Consultant at KKL; August 23 9:00am-10:00am

"Data Center Strategies: Consolidation vs. Decentralization," presented by Rob Stone, Managing Director at KKL; August 23 10:30am-Noon

8th Annual ILTA Tennis Tournament:  Sunday, August 20 at 2:00pm at the tennis courts at Grande Lakes. Prizes and fun are guaranteed at this round-robin formatted event. Click here for the Registration Form.

ILTA’s 2006 Golf Tournament:  Friday, August 25 at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Course. This is your chance to win the sports car just by getting a hole-in-one!  Click here for the Registration Form.

The New(er) world of IP Telephony

IP Telephony continues to make inroads into the legal vertical, and with good reason. From its inception, IP Telephony's advantage was allowing you to run voice and data over a converged, single network. This lowered administrative overhead and, in many cases, allowed law firms to consolidate their infrastructure in to a single physical plant. IP Telephony also has allowed for integration between the phone and the computer networks. One-click dialing of a contact from your computer beats speed dials on the phone almost every time. Over the past 12 months additional developments in the market have created additional benefits for IP Telephony technology and driven additional adoption of the technology. Read more

Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) – The Holy Grail for Data Workflows?

So you just installed a fancy new network with expensive and powerful servers and the newest and fastest networking technologies. Redundancy ensures maximum uptime and disaster protection for your systems. Great! But what about your software? The data of today's business applications rarely live in isolation, yet chances are each application is currently running independent of each other. When you add a new matter into your accounting software, do those changes also take place in your document management system? How about when a user is added to Active Directory, are their accounts also created in the document management system, time-entry software, and voicemail system. Users expect instant access to all business functions a firm can offer, regardless of which system the functionality may reside in. To achieve this requires different applications to work together, as an integrated solution. Read more

How to Redline……Let Me Count Two Ways

Cristina Mullooly, National Training Coordinator for KKL, provides an overview of the similarities and differences between two of the main document comparison software products available: DeltaView by Workshare® and Change-Pro by Litéra®. Read more

You probably know that you can set a folder to synchronize with your Treo by choosing it in the Email Delivery section of Goodlink Preferences. But you may have noticed that the folder is not automatically populated if you ever have to reprovision your Treo. There is an answer! Get to the main Goodlink screen by either pressing the button beneath the volume controls or by going to the Home screen and choosing Goodlink. Then just type "debug" (without the quotes). You'll find yourself in a command-line interface to the guts of Good. Now, let's say you want to synchronize a folder under the inbox called BigCorp. You now type "fetch 100 BigCorp" (again without the quotes), and you will retrieve the latest 100 messages in that folder. If the folder is deeper in the hierarchy, use Clients:BigCorp, for example. There are other nuances to the fetch command that you can discover by simply typing fetch and pressing enter. There are other debug commands, but we advise against using them without bouncing the idea off of someone from your IT department. Type exit to get out of this debug screen and you're on your way! .