| ABA Journal 2000 David Hirsch |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Beware the sting of the ASP; application service providers are convenient, but control issues can be a pain. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
| Efficiency, one page at a time; low-tech solution to high-anxiety problem: beep that hard-to-find client. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
| Jumping onto the Linux platform; Corel steps up to the popular operating system with some suite results. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
| Lawyers' little helpers; three programs focus on narrow problems but can broaden computer use. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
| Making a case for CaseMap; this software organizes facts for litigators - and you don't have to refold it. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
| The E-commerce manifesto. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
| The need for speed; slow, dated faxing technology gets upgrade in fleetness and efficiency. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
| The sound of breaking Windows; splitting Microsoft may change desktops for good - but maybe not for better. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
| The XML factor; the next-generation Web language is poised to revolutionize e-filing. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
| Triage for e-mail clutter; prioritized filtered or unfiltered lists ensure important messages are seen first. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
| Web worries of dot-com lawyers. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
| We log on, therefore we believe. | Law | David Beckman, David Hirsch |
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