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NPR Interviews Sensei President about E-Mail Monitoring E-Mail at Work: Tips to Keep You Out of Trouble In an interview with Heidi Glenn of NPR, Sharon Nelson, President of Sensei Enterprises, Inc., tells readers to "expect zero privacy." She talks about how many companies now routinely monitor employee e-mail, and how an employee can use e-mail safely, without worry. Click here to learn more.

Sensei Principals Co-Author New Legal Tchnology Guide New Book Helps Solo Practitioners and Small Firms Choose The Right Technology for Them Written in collaboration with Michael Mashcke, Sensei's Director of Computer Forensics, this annual guide offers information and recommendations on computers, servers, networking equipment, legal software, printers, security products, smartphones, and anything a law office might need. Available now. Click here to learn more.

Sensei Principals Win "Foonie" Awards for Book Sales Electronic Evidence Handbook Earns More than $400,000 in Revenues Sensei principals Sharon D. Nelson, Esq. and John W. Simek were awarded the coveted “Foonie” award by the American Bar Association’s Law Practice Management Section. The award is given to authors whose books have generated revenues in excess of $100,000.00. In this case, the Electronic Evidence Handbook: Forms, Guidelines and Checklists has brought in revenues of four times that amount, making it one of the most popular books ever published by the Section. The award is named after the legendary Jay G. Foonberg, whose seminal How to Start and Build a Law Practice is now in its 5th edition and the best-selling book ever published by the Section.

Sensei President Goes Back to the Future! Looking Back At Legal Tech As we all get used to writing 2008 on our checks, Jim Calloway and Sharon Nelson look back to review 2007's highs and lows in the legal technology world. Click here to access the podcast.

Sensei Vice President Interviewed by Law.com's Law Technology News Laptop Mobility Means Vulnerability Sensei VP John W. Simek is one of several industry experts interviewed on the best way to protect your mobile assets.

Sensei Vice President Interviewed by TechNewsWorld New AT&T System Lets Boss Mind The Store Anytime, Anywhere AT&T has released a new remote video monitoring solution for small and medium-sized business owners packed with big-business features for a small-business price.The new AT&T Remote Monitor Service features video cameras and environmental sensors that let business owners keep an eye on their facilities over a broadband Internet connection.

April/May 2008
The Power of Electronic Evidence: A New Player in an Age-Old Tale

The June 2008 edition of the American Bar Association's (ABA) Law Practice Magazine features the article “The Power of Electronic Evidence: A New Player in an Age-Old Tale” co-authored by Sharon Nelson and John Simek.

“Truth be told, electronic evidence gunned down 'The Sheriff of Wall Street' — so much so that, at certain points, the man seemed to be plagued by an electronic evidence posse.”

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April 2008
Tomorrow in Legal Tech

The April 2008 edition of the Connecticut Bar Association's Connecticut Lawyer features the article “Tomorrow in Legal Tech” co-authored by Sharon Nelson and John Simek.

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February/March 2008
Tomorrow in Legal Tech

The February/March 2008 edition of the Virginia Bar Association's (VBA) VBA News Journal features the article “Tomorrow in Legal Tech” co-authored by Sharon Nelson and John Simek.

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May 1, 2008
Fasten Your Seat Belts:
60 Law Practice
Management Tips in 60 Minutes

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