About Nicole Black

The key to ensuring that your confidential client data is secure in the cloud is to learn as much as you can about cloud computing, so start with the following questions.

Personally, I utilize a motley assortment of systems, depending in large part on whether I’m wearing my “lawyer” hat or my “author” hat.

Networking is not the same as honing your craft.

A large project is coming to a close, and because of that, I’ve struggled with setting long term goals. I turned to my old stand by for guidance, a web-based goal tracking tool that I used a few years ago and then abandoned: Lifetick.

Generally speaking, at the present time, most lawyers are ambivalent about emerging technologies.

Selective use of affordable mobile and cloud computing tools can help jump start a newly-established cash-strapped small firm or serve as a stop gap measure for seasoned law offices when old systems die.

Some smartphone apps and web-based tools I use to keep track of schedules, family-related tasks, lists, gift ideas, blogs and articles to read later and generally keep track of just about everything.

The ability to work on the go is at the heart of the mobile and cloud computing revolution that we find ourselves smack dab in the middle of. Ignoring the mobile revolution no longer makes sense.

Innovation is inevitable. So, what exactly does it mean to “innovate”?

The iPhone 4S may not offer anything practical in terms of redesigned hardware, the new platform and Siri Assistant interface has the potential to be a true time saver.