When you bought your practice management software, did you expect it to revolutionize the way you practice law? Do you now find that you pretty much use it as an electronic calendar, and as a place to file the information from business cards you get at trade shows? Don't be embarrassed -- you're not necessarily a Luddite just because you can't learn everything this powerful software can do in one day. Consultant Storm Evans offers some tips to painlessly build your practice management expertise over time.
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April 08, 2008
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yea that management software can take a while to learn... but it sure is worth the time and effort, as it will free up more time and cause business to become more efficient.
~Mike
Posted by: Record Management | April 11, 2008 at 10:50 AM