Tom’s Tech Tip: Time (Or Not) for Certified Legal Nurse Consultants to Add a Second Identity to Their iPhones
I love my iPhone® and I love Vickie’s iPhone. We both have access to each other’s phones and know the access/security code for each.
Tom Ziemba is a chemical engineer turned attorney turned techie, who’s been involved with over a billion dollars in mergers and acquisitions, asset purchases and divestitures and contracts involving engineering and construction, software and intellectual property, not to mention federal and state litigation. He’s worked with contracts since 1982 on domestic and international projects encompassing almost every area of contract law.
Tom enjoys blogging and speaking on technology, computers, the Internet, contracts and alternative dispute resolution to entrepreneur groups throughout the U.S. Besides his role as general counsel, faculty member and guest blogger for Vickie Milazzo Institute, he’s also the Institute’s network coordinator, resident help desk and go-to guy for just about anything and everything.
I love my iPhone® and I love Vickie’s iPhone. We both have access to each other’s phones and know the access/security code for each.
Many Certified Legal Nurse Consultants have asked me how to add a website bookmark to the home screen of their iPhone. You may want to bookmark the NACLNC® Directory so that you have quick access to thousands of CLNC® subcontractors.
In my last Tech Tip I asked what technology you received for Christmas. Today I’m asking you what you’re willing to do about it. In short, are you making and keeping resolutions to learn how to use your new tech? What about your old tech?
Holidays are a great time for tech gifts. Whether you’re giving or receiving, it’s a fun time of year. There are sales, specials, discounts and surprises everywhere. Since it’s the day after Christmas, I’m curious what sort of technological gift or gifts my CLNC® amigos received this year. Did you get a new computer, tablet, phone, smart TV, sound system or what?
It’s been scientifically proven that people who regularly use calendars are more efficient than people who don’t. Simply placing an appointment, deadline or To Do on a calendar reminds you that it’s coming up and to be prepared. It also helps you keep a work-life balance by reminding you how scheduled or over-scheduled you are.
Keeping the computers you use in your legal nurse consultant business updated and secure is important. Microsoft® releases patches for newly discovered security issues, program defects and to fix buggy updates they’ve already released. A secure computer is a necessity in your legal nurse consulting business.
I don’t know about you, but I don’t like having to click multiple times to print a document off the Web. Time has been scientifically proven to equal money and when you’re busy working on your legal nurse consultant jobs you don’t want to have to spend your day clicking, pointing and clicking to print a document from your browser.
A long time ago and in a blog far, far away I talked about the necessity (or usefulness) of password managers for Certified Legal Nurse Consultants. At the time I talked mainly about computers but let’s face it, we’re in a mad, mad mobile world and…
In my last Tech Tip I discussed an easy way for legal nurses to organize their bookmarks in Chrome. But while bookmarks are really useful, they often become outdated pretty quickly.
Bookmarking web pages is essential for those pages you need to rapidly access for your legal nurse consultant business. And, if you’re at all like me you’ve got lots of bookmarks in your Chrome® browser.