Presentation by C. Todd Smith on behalf of the Orange County Bar Association's Technology Committee given 11/20/12 at the Solo and Small Firm Committee meeting.
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The document discusses how data visualization and geospatial data can be used for urban planning purposes. It provides examples of how game designers use geospatial death maps to improve game levels. Additionally, it discusses how John Snow's cholera map was an early example of using geospatial data and how individuals and organizations now emit large amounts of geospatial data daily through connected devices. The document advocates that urban planners could use this abundant geospatial data from citizens to inform community-focused planning and design processes. It provides examples of how geospatial data has been visualized regarding topics like Netflix queues, political donations, tourist vs local photos, and the costs of incarceration to provide new insights.
This document discusses ten types of "world flatteners" that have contributed to increased globalization. They are: the fall of the Berlin Wall, Netscape, workflow software, open source projects, outsourcing, offshoring, supply chain management, insourcing, information resources like Google, and portable personal devices. Each flattener is briefly described in one to three sentences explaining their impact in connecting the global community and economy.
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The document discusses 5 principles of data journalism:
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4. Effective data is social, sticky, and provides useful information to users.
5. Journalists must determine whether to let data drive the story or use data to support a narrative.
The document discusses the evolution of the web over the next 10 years. An estimated 5.6 billion more people will go online, primarily using smartphones and tablets rather than PCs. This will result in a massive increase in the amount of user data being generated and collected online. While this data brings benefits, it also poses major risks regarding privacy, surveillance, and who controls the data. The document argues that the open web platform is crucial for enabling innovation while empowering users and ensuring transparency around how data is collected and used.
Presentation I did at Social Bar at the 4th of November in Berlin. It's a 10 minute talk about open government data for people who are not familiar with the topic.
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This document discusses open data and some of the challenges in interpreting and working with open data. It provides examples of open data projects in Slovakia that have helped make previously inaccessible government data more usable by parsing HTML, linking datasets, and finding hidden connections in the data. Some of the key barriers discussed are accessibility since data is rarely in a structured format, requiring techniques like web scraping, and data quality issues like noisy, missing, or deliberately obscured information. Notable open data projects highlighted include foaf.sk, otvorenezmluvy.sk, govdata.sk, and otvorenesudy.sk which have helped interpret and analyze procurement contracts, court decisions, and other public data.
The document provides updates from HDI Capital Area and HDI Corporate. It announces upcoming meetings in November and December. It also lists current sponsors and their sponsorship levels. It informs members about free consulting services available from select sponsors and calls for submissions for the HDI Awards and AOY/DST Awards. It advertises special offers on Knowledge-Centered Support Fundamentals certification and opportunities to renew membership or join HDI.
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3D printing is an additive manufacturing process that creates physical objects from digital designs by adding material layer by layer. It allows for complex shapes to be produced with less waste than traditional manufacturing methods. While 3D printing currently relies heavily on plastic materials and uses more energy than some other processes, advances in recycling technologies have the potential to make it more environmentally friendly over time by enabling widespread recycling and reducing fossil fuel use and waste from shipping.
CloudCamp Chicago - Industry Cloud Night
"Industry Cloud" - This CloudCamp 'unconference' will focus on how industries are using cloud to capture new business, add value, and create.
Talks Include:
"Shadow Clouds are Coming" - Marcus Hogue, Regional Technology Strategist, Office of the CTO, BMC Software @marcusHogue
"Open Government in Chicago" - Derek Eder, Civic Web Developer at DataMade @derekeder
"What can I run in the cloud?" - Jeff Stricker, IT Services Lead, EarthLink Business
"Artifice: Building an educational ARG with the physical cloud" - Ashley Lane, CEO and co-founder, Artifice & James Crooks, CTO co-founder, Artifice @artificechicago
"Stay Grounded in a Cloud World: Finding Your Zen with Cloud Productivity Tools" - Michael Topalovich President, CTO, Delivered Innovation @topalovich
"The bricks and mortar of the cloud" - Jean Dufresne, Principle & Co-owner, SPACE Architects + Planners @JeanDufresne
Look for photos here: https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/102440778457801313113/photos/102440778457801313113/albums/5972524750171902609
Next CloudCamp on March 20, 2014!
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www.yourpiattorney.com
todd@yourpiattorney.com
Twitter: @ctoddsmith
12. So you have a
scannernow what?
Who scans the mail?
How do you name the files?
Where do you save the files?
What do you do with the paper?
What about your old files?
13. Naming Protocols - must be consistent and all
documents stored in central location
2012-11-19 to Client Re ________
2012-11-19 Request to Produce to Defendant A
16. BE TECH LITERATE - Do Your Research
http://www.ihearttech.com/paperless/
http://www.pdfforlawyers.com/
http://macsparky.com/paperless/
These links and more at:
http://bit.ly/paperlesslaw
18. UPCOMING MEETINGS OF THE
TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE
(Third Thursday Every Other Month)
JANUARY 17, 2013
MARCH 21, 2013
MAY 16, 2013
JULY 18, 2013
All meetings at noon at the OCBA Center
19. C. Todd Smith
407-841-8294
todd@yourpiattorney.com
Twitter: @ctoddsmith
Editor's Notes
#5: Why go paperlessLess paperLess cost less paper costs, less postage, less storage costs, less staff resources for filingConvenience easily locate documents in seconds, no more tabbing paper, whole punching, and filing
#10: Whats your plan jump in or test the water?First step is equipment (next slide).
#11: Equipment you needScanner My recommendation Fujitsu s1500 (includes Acrobat)Adobe Acrobat
#12: Scanner is $400 - $450 and INCLUDES ACROBAT ($350 value)Now that you have the equipment, NOW WHAT?Must figure out how your going to scan your mail, how will you name it?
#13: Youve got to put some thought into this before you get startedYouve got to create a plan and train your staff TRAINING IS VITALMust promote a positive attitude and discourage negativity
#16: Youve got to have a back-up systemBack-up hard driveBack up to the cloud dropbox, etc. Plan for the worst if youre putting all of your documents in a digital format, you cant afford to lose them.
#20: STOP PRINTINGSTOP PRINTING THINGS TO SIGN THEM, ONLY TO SCAN THEM BACK TO DIGITALSTOP FAXING AND DONT PUT FAX NUMBER ON YOUR BIZ CARD OR LETTERHEAD