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A Complete Turn-Key Solution for the Small Law Office

By Victor Pizzolato
October 05, 2003

This is Part Two of a two-part article.

Last month, Mr. Pizzolato discused hardware and services and their relevance and significance for implementing a proper technology solution. This month he will continue to discuss the importance of choosing the correct software and utilizing the correct methodology and project plan. Together, these two articles should provide the essential information to make a sound business decision when planning and purchasing legal technology.

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