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: The Illinois Trial Practice BlogThe Paperless Office Wiki: Everything You Need to Know
By Evan Schaeffer
Everything you need to know about "paperless offices" for law firms is now contained at a wiki created by Christinne Newman, Philip Devin , and Kim Ross-Winston. The intro--
The intent of this wiki is to provide you, the end user, with valuable information that may aid you in understanding a paperless office. Specifically, we touched on basic concepts such as the meaning, historical background, philosophy, pros and cons, technology, costs, tips, how-to-links and the like. Because we are not experts in this field and our knowledge of this topic is minuscule, we have conducted extensive research and evaluated online information sources to provide you with the most authoriative, objective, reliable, timely, and extensive coverage on the topic of the paperless office.
There's lots of good information, including tips about hardware, software, and cost.
Related paperless-office posts from the Illinois Trial Practice Weblog:
1. "Do Away with Paper Entirely? Not Me"
2. "Notes on a Paperless Office by Ernest Svenson"
3. "One More About the Paperless Law Office"
4. "The Paperless Law Office: A Report from the Trenches"
5. "The Paperless Office: How-To."
Full post as published by The Illinois Trial Practice Blog on April 01, 2008 (boomark / email).
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