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I'm
very excited to announce that I'm writing a book about cloud computing
for lawyers that the American Bar Association will be publishing at the
end of 2010.
This book will explain the concept of cloud
computing, including SaaS, IaaS, and PaaS platforms, and will provide
lawyers with an overview of why cloud computing is becoming
increasingly common and why it will become an increasingly evident
alternative to traditional software systems. I'll also discuss the
legal and ethical issues presented by lawyers using cloud computing
platforms in their law practices and will cover the security issues
presented as well.
I would greatly appreciate feedback from my
readers as to what you would like a book about cloud computing to
cover. Are there any topics that you think absolutely must be covered?
What interests you the most? What are you biggest concerns about cloud
computing?
Please leave any feedback in the comments below or contact me via email.
Thanks in advance for your feedback. I want to make this book as useful as possible for attorneys.
Also, I just finished writing a book about social media for lawyers with Carolyn Elefant,
tentatively titled "Social Media for Lawyers: the Next Frontier" that
will also be published by the American Bar Association in late March.
You can find an excerpt of the book here. I'll provide you with more information about the book closer to its release date.
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