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Small law firms tend to think that they’re safe from becoming the target of hackers. Unfortunately, that assumption is wrong. In fact, hackers are attacking small- and mid-sized businesses precisely because such entities usually don’t defend themselves as well as large enterprises. Whether it’s the lack of IT resources or budget constraints, SMBs, including law […]

Information should be the key to turning your financial goals into realities. However, if data management strategies are not implemented properly, they might be doing just the opposite – causing costly errors that set your whole organization back. Creating effective strategies to produce strong financial results can seem like a near impossible task, yet it

Let’s say a patient shows up in your emergency room (ER) with a cut on his thumb from slicing tomatoes for his backyard barbecue. What will your team do to offer a great patient experience to make sure he comes back to your ER—and not the one a few blocks away—the next time he needs

Server security is dependent on many factors, including operating system and purpose. But some things are universal. Server security is an ongoing concern of IT, regardless of whether the server is locked away in a data center or sitting in an office somewhere. Server security is even a concern if your servers are in the

Consistent color is critical for creating strong, emotion-packed messaging. No matter whether your customers require brochures,  promotional mail, fund-raising banners or catalogs– the need for consistency is crucial to the both the brand recognition  and messaging impact. Colorful objects attract the eye and the pocketbook. According to one research study, it was found that color increases

This article was originally published on October 12th in the Buffalo Law Journal. Most lawyers have a working vernacular of eDiscovery requirements, both past and present. That being said, is your organization evolving quickly enough to address capture and storage of Big Data, the massive volume of electronic documents and data traversing internal and external

Three of the world’s most successful ad campaigns were pivotal in driving behavior change. And they appeared at just the right moment in time: Nike’s “Just Do It” targeted people just when the fitness craze emerged. Volkswagen’s “Think Small” hit when cars were becoming larger and larger, but people wanted to economize. Apple’s “Get a

It’s been said of the great artist, J.M.W. Turner — renowned for pounding out his own colors to create seemingly incandescent oil paintings – that he “painted with tinted steam.” We haven’t reached that point in high-speed production inkjet, but we’ve come a long way since 2007, when the technology was the realm of transactional

In the age of big data, records management still provides the foundation to stabilize volatile elements of information. When you think records management, the golden age of Hollywood probably isn’t the first thing that springs to mind. The phrase conjures up images of overstuffed file cabinets, rather than classic films. But after the last ticket

Over the past year or so the conversations surrounding Big Data have been on a continuous loop. With endless streams of data being created on a daily basis, we hear the word ‘data’ being uttered everywhere – conferences, meetings, blogs, peer discussions, corporate parties, you name it. I’ve literally lost the count of the number