Category Archives: Software-as-a-Service

McKinsey Study: Software-as-a-Service a Dominant Business Trend

By Larry Port on May 6, 2008

When we started Rocket Matter, it was very clear to us the advantages that small firms and solo practitioners would enjoy from the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model: zero install, zero upgrade, […]

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Legal Practice Management on Linux via Rocket Matter

By Larry Port on April 15, 2008

Thank you so much to Zale Dowlen for inviting me to guest post on his Lex Loci Linux (Linux in the Law Office) blog! It’s great to see Zale […]

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Less is more in legal practice management and time and billing software

By Larry Port on April 7, 2008

We’re happy to see that our design philosophy of “less is more” is shared by our SaaS cousins at Nextpoint. In a recent post, they discuss their redesign, emphasizing simplicity.  […]

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ABA Techshow Notes - SaaS with Dennis Kennedy and Dan Pinnington

By Larry Port on March 27, 2008

There was a wealth of information available for legal technology and software consumers at the ABA TechShow last week in Chicago. It was a great event, well organized and […]

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Software as a Service: A Great Option for Solo Practitioners

By Larry Port on March 10, 2008

Ken Obel from NextPoint, another company offering a Software as a Service (SaaS) product for the legal industry, wrote a great guest post on The Inspired Solo. He […]

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