ILTA Voices
Episodes
Friday Oct 30, 2015
Friday Oct 30, 2015
Most organizations have adapted to the new normal of supporting
employee-owned devices and providing the tools necessary for lawyers and
staff to work when away from the office. As more people make the
transition to working remotely more than in a traditional office, there
are implications that need to be addressed. We had three of your ILTA
peers share their thoughts on how to make a remote workforce really
work. You can read the article that includes all three perspectives in
the Fall 2015 edition of Peer to Peer. Here is the full interview with Paul Wittekind, Director of Information Technology Services
at Porzio Bromberg & Newman P.C.
Friday Oct 30, 2015
Friday Oct 30, 2015
Most organizations have adapted to the new normal of supporting
employee-owned devices and providing the tools necessary for lawyers and
staff to work when away from the office. As more people make the
transition to working remotely more than in a traditional office, there
are implications that need to be addressed. We had three of your ILTA
peers share their thoughts on how to make a remote workforce really
work. You can read the article that includes all three perspectives in
the Fall 2015 edition of Peer to Peer. Here is the full interview with Sandy Mikita, Information Technology Project Manager at
Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLC.
Friday Oct 30, 2015
Friday Oct 30, 2015
Most organizations have adapted to the new normal of supporting employee-owned devices and providing the tools necessary for lawyers and staff to work when away from the office. As more people make the transition to working remotely more than in a traditional office, there are implications that need to be addressed. We had three of your ILTA peers share their thoughts on how to make a remote workforce really work. You can read the article that includes all three perspectives in the Fall 2015 edition of Peer to Peer. Here is the full interview with Andy Jurczyk, Chief Information Officer at Seyfarth Shaw LLP.
Wednesday Oct 21, 2015
Certifiable! The Value of Certifications to Your Career - CEDS with ACEDS
Wednesday Oct 21, 2015
Wednesday Oct 21, 2015
Certifiable! The Value of Certifications to Your Career - CEDS with ACEDSIs the Certified E-Discovery Specialist (CEDS)
designation right for you? Find out in this installment of our podcast
series on industry-related certifications, as Janice Jaco speaks with
Mary Mack of ACEDS about the benefits of holding the CEDS certification.Speakers:Janice Jaco is the E-Discovery Project Manager at
Keesal, Young & Logan, where she brings creative solutions to
data‐intensive challenges and supports the efficient delivery of
outstanding e-discovery, legal project management, ESI consulting and
technology services to clients. She is an ACEDS Certified E-Discovery
Specialist with extensive experience managing large‐scale e‐discovery
collections in state and federal courts, and in SEC enforcement actions
and DOJ investigations. Janice holds numerous certifications and is one
of a small team of professionals steering the e-disclosure/e-discovery
group of the Legal Technology Core Competencies Certification Coalition
(LTC4), charged with defining competency standards for attorneys and
paraprofessionals in the broad spectrum of skills required to measure
e-discovery competency. She is the recipient of ACEDS' prestigious 2015
E-Discovery Person of the Year award. Mary Mack, the Executive
Director of the Association of Certified eDiscovery Specialists (ACEDS),
is the author of A Process of Illumination, the Practical Guide to
Electronic Discovery and the co-editor of the Thomson Reuters West
treatise, eDiscovery for Corporate Counsel. With 15 years of experience
in handling e-discovery, she was previously the enterprise technology
counsel for ZyLAB and the corporate technology counsel for Fios. Mary is
a member of the Illinois bar.
Wednesday Sep 30, 2015
Office 365 Conversations - Skype for Business
Wednesday Sep 30, 2015
Wednesday Sep 30, 2015
Office 365 Conversations - Skype for BusinessJoin us for a series of discussions examining various
aspects of Office 365, its applicability to ILTA membership and
strategies for incorporating it into your work environment. This session
will focus on Skype for Business.Moderator: Tim Hooks, IT Director at American Municipal Power, Inc. Speaker:
Larry Kuhn, an Account Technology Strategist at Microsoft, joined the
company as an enterprise consultant in 2001. As a consultant, he helped
numerous global enterprise customers plan, design and deploy solutions
based on SharePoint and .NET technologies. In his current role, Larry
assists his customers with solving their business challenges and seizing
market opportunities using Microsoft-based solutions. With over 25
years in the software industry, his experience spans areas of end-user
productivity, application development and project management.
Wednesday Sep 30, 2015
Microsoft at ILTACON 2015 - Recap
Wednesday Sep 30, 2015
Wednesday Sep 30, 2015
Microsoft at ILTACON 2015 - RecapDescription: In this informal podcast discussion, we review the sessions Microsoft participated in during ILTACON 2015.Speakers:Larry Kuhn, an Account Technology Strategist at
Microsoft, joined the company as an enterprise consultant in 2001. As a
consultant, he helped numerous global enterprise customers plan, design
and deploy solutions based on SharePoint and .NET technologies. In his
current role, Larry assists his customers with solving their business
challenges and seizing market opportunities using Microsoft-based
solutions. With over 25 years in the software industry, his experience
spans areas of end-user productivity, application development and
project management. Kara Portwood from Armstrong Teasdale
continually brings value to the firm's clients by facilitating desktop
technology best practices. She often works with clients to help with
collaboration, solve technology issues and contribute to building
successful business relationships. Kara is ILTA's Strategic Relationship
Liaison to Microsoft.