Archive for May 2012
Tuesday Tip: New Virus Records Everything
by David Gracey Researchers at Moscow-based security company Kaspersky just this week uncovered a computer virus that has infected thousands of computers around the world. The virus, called “Flame”, has been quietly spreading to vulnerable computers for about 2 years. It has been dormant all this time which has allowed it to spread undetected. Recently…
Read MoreMicrosoft Office Apps for the iPad: Documents to Go vs. CloudOn
by Tony Rushin I’ve held off loading Documents to Go (DTG) on my iPad. I know Jeff Richardson (iPhoneJD blog) says DTG is, “an essential app for almost every lawyer, especially any lawyer that uses Microsoft Exchange (Outlook) for e-mail.” However, I never really liked the fact that DTG wasn’t the same as having the…
Read MoreTuesday Tip: Flipboard – Information Aggregator Extraordinaire
by Richard Stokes Everyone’s familiar with the phrase “information is power”. And “Seinfeld” fans remember Newman, when he was asked about working in the post office, saying, “Just remember, when you control the mail, you control…..information.” Anyway the point of that tangent is that as a society we are bombarded with so much information today…
Read MoreTuesday Tip: Who Needs Siri
by Tony Rushin Okay, I’ll admit it: I’ve had Siri envy. I have an iPhone 4 and like it. However, I also see the productivity that David, my boss, and Luann, my wife, get out of having Siri on their iPhone 4S. Six weeks ago, as I was preparing for a mobile device lunch &…
Read MoreNFMGMA May 2012 Educational Session – ‘Point of Service Collections: What You Need to Do Now!’
Karen Zupko – Karen Zupko & Associates, Inc. by Richard Stokes Running a for-profit business where you don’t collect the fees for your services rendered is like owning a broken pencil……..it’s pointless! This of course never happens to anyone working in the medical field (insert sarcasm here). Karen Zupko of Karen Zupko & Associates, Inc.…
Read MoreHow Litigators are Using the iPad to Better Serve their Clients
by Tony Rushin As reported in the ABA Journal [July 8, 2011 Litigators Provide iPads to 20 Clients, to Help Them Stay Connected to Cases], last year two litigators at the Phoenix, Arizona law firm, Fennemore Craig, provided iPads to 20 clients in their biggest cases. Corporate clients generally have smart phones and other cutting-edge…
Read MoreTuesday Tip: Protect Important Data and Photos
by David Gracey Although all of our clients are Atlanta-based businesses, I’m going to talk today about something that is important to everyone: protecting the data on your home computer. In the business world we have specialized staff and advanced data protection solutions that keep companies up and running. But for someone’s home computer, protecting…
Read MoreTuesday Tip: Opening Programs Faster
by Richard Stokes In my world, the programs that I most frequently use and have open on my desktop are; Word, Excel, Outlook and then some flavor of a browser (Internet Explorer, Mozilla or Chrome). One of the things that is great but also frustrating about Windows 7 is that when you want to open…
Read MoreTech Tools for the Front Office
“Tech Tools for the Front Office” published in the Physicians Practice (Strategic Staffing: Get Your Pieces in the Right Places) UBM Medica May 2012.
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