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New Job: Web Development Lead at Practice Technologies

Friday, June 6th, 2008

I’m very pleased and humbled to announce my new job as Web Development Lead at Practice Technologies (aka PTI). PTI has been around for several years, providing extremely powerful document management software for law firms. Lately, they’ve been pushing some of their rich data services online, such as RealDealDocs and SmartRules. These information services (which are subscription-only) are superbly useful and labor-saving for trial lawyers, litigators, law librarians, and people who do legal-related document creation.

I’ve very excited to get my dirty little fingers into their information systems. The volume of documents and document meta-data that PTI has collected represents a tremendous potential, only a fraction of which has been tapped so far.

Tag has a small and extremely talented group of developers, and I am thrilled to be working with them. I’ll be up to my old tricks: writing documentation, refining processes & practices, automating, designing solutions, and coding, primarily in my beloved LAMP realm.

From the roof at their Venice office, I can see the ocean. The commute is 45 minutes to an hour, but I’ll probably fix that with a relocation within the next few months.

Wish me luck!

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