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Tuesday, March 21, 2006 |
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Rhonda
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Sage Solutions Group -- Primary presenter was Peter von Elling, who is Sage's Senior Producer, Design/Multimedia. Peter was accompanied by Karin Magness who is Sage's Director of Marketing. |
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Peter and Karin answered the questions: What is an Extranet? How do I use one? And what is the benefit? An extranet is a private piece of the Internet that can be used to securely share firm information with clients, consultants and co-counsel. Extranets work best as online repositories for documents of all types, schedules, tasks, contacts, web links and more. Since they are web-based, extranets are available from anywhere you can connect to the Internet, 24/7, 365 days a year, from any computer with a web browser. The benefits of a firm having an extranet, or in some cases extranets, include: * One secure repository for documents and information available from practically anywhere 24/7/365. * Share documents, calendars, contacts and more with clients, consultants, co-counsel, etc. * Collaborate more efficiently and productively * Reduce paper costs for faxing, storage, duplication * Manage both internal and external projects more efficiently |
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