Until very recently, I have not been a fan of GTD applications. Frankly, I resisted learning anything about David Allen’s widely celebrated methodology for getting things done. In my quest for a law practice management solution, however, I have tried out a lot of GTD type applications.
Recently, I have become a convert, and, although I [...]
Entries Categorized as 'Syncing'
I have a thing for Things
August 22, 2008
More Calendar Sync News: Save $5 on Spanning Sync
July 29, 2008
Yesterday, I wrote about Calgoo going free and Google Calendar supporting CalDAV. I also wrote in some detail about how our firm came to utilize Spanning Sync.
Last night, Spanning Sync announced a new initiative to recruit new users. It is in the nature of a referral incentive program, and it’s called “Save 5 + Make [...]
DAV’s Not Here, Man (But It Almost Is…)
July 28, 2008
If you sync iCal and Google Calendar, you know that up until now, basically your only choice was a paid solution. I wrote extensively about our firm’s calendaring solution recently.
Well, today I read that Calgoo is changing its business model to be ad supported, meaning that, as of July 22, 2008, it is free. Calgoo [...]
A Small Firm’s Transition, Part II: Calendaring
July 20, 2008
This is the second post in a short series of indeterminate number about our small firm’s transition to a Mac-centric law office. Being a good 20 years younger than the next youngest person in our firm, I am, by default, the IT guy, or, “guy who does the computer thingies.”
As I stated in Part I: [...]
SugarSync: Questions and Answers
July 16, 2008
One reader, Scott Wolfe, of Wolfe Law Group, a truly innovative law firm with offices in New Orleans and Seattle, emailed me with a few questions about SugarSync. He was in need of a more workable solution for his all-Mac small law firm.
I answered his email this morning with a fairly lengthy response. I figured [...]
Briefly: New SugarSync Update(s)
July 14, 2008
Today, I was contacted by Allen Bush, the director of Marketing and Business Development for Sharpcast, who runs SugarSync. He read my post from earlier this week, and he was nice enough to share some news about a couple of exciting and useful features they expect to roll out in the near future, but asked [...]














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