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WHAT I HATE ABOUT TECHNOLOGY
Anthony Paonita, editor-in-chief of Corporate Counsel magazine, and I are organizing a panel for LegalTech New York that should be a flat-out blast. We've got a GREAT crew of speakers, and a great topic: "What I Hate About Technology - and what i expect my outside counsel, co-counsel, vendors and staff to do about it!"
It will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 3 -- from 3:30- 5 pm -- and will also be taped for my Law Technology Now podcast series. Come hear about their pet peeves and their wish lists. Whether you are outside counsel, a vendor, or also in GC offices, you're bound to hear pragmatic, real-world information that can help you help your organization -- and your own career.
Scheduled speakers include Alexander Arato of CA, Ted Banks, formerly of Kraft Foods, David Cambia, of Aon Corp., Janine Dascenzo, associate general counsel of GE, and Kim Townsan, of United Technologies Corp.
And the wonderful Ted Banks wrote an article in our January issue of Law Technology News, which should go up online by the 2nd (if not before)
I'm so looking forward to this program!
So what's YOUR pet peeve about tech? Dive into the comments and let's compare notes.
1/28 Update: I'm thrilled to announce that our program will be proudly sponsored by CommVault, which offers e-discovery services.
December 28, 2008 in LTNY09, Webinars, Podcasts, Programs | Permalink
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well actually I don't hate anything about technology anymore than I hate anything about hammers, typewriters, yellow pads, chalk or the Dewey Decimal System. They're all just tools and the only thing ever wrong with tools is how people (mis)use them.
Posted by: Tom O'Connor | Dec 30, 2008 3:13:28 PM













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