Every other year I assess our firm’s web-presence and look at the state of technology. My goal is to build a website that is informative, describes the products we support, and gives useful comparative and illustrative information about those products. Two years ago my interests were wide ranging, but the core of our business was HotDocs, GhostFill and Time Matters. Since that time, our skill set and product offerings have expanded, as well as our staff. We now have significant programming and database management capabilities by virtue of the inclusion of Steve Stockstill and Marc Wexler in our virtual offerings, and have engaged our partner Holly Humphreys in several billing engagements.
We have entered into the web-development business with a new offering coming out in the 4th quarter through our partner businesswebsitedesigners.com.au that addresses the needs of lawyers interested in both social media and document automation. We have diversified our offerings of practice management solutions to include AdvologixPM and Amicus Attorney Premium Edition. We have built solutions with Exari document assembly and DealBuilder, now offered on a SaaS model as ContractExpress. And we have partnered with NetDocuments to provide cloud-based document management. And so, our website, as comprehensive as it is, is hopelessly out of date.
We plan to be dividing our website along product lines, with offerings describing in detail each product we support and our twist as to which of you they will best serve. We will also be providing some feature comparisons between competing products to help you decide which features are important to you. This will not happen overnight, but will be a work in progress. Also, we will be offering this blog feed, alongside the feeds of vendors and opinion leaders in a new website (more on that at a later time).
So please, bookmark this website and comeback often, or enable your RSS reader. There is more to come.