Our favourite links from around the web to kick off your weekend.
This week's roundup includes: Everyone Hates Passwords. Good News: They’re About to Die, Four Tech Strategies for Law Firms to Attract and Retain Talent, 3 Ways the CLOC Community is Changing the Face of Legal, and more...
- Everyone Hates Passwords. Good News: They’re About to Die
"Managing one password for one computer was easy enough. But no one predicted that people would end up with so much online data to secure. Multiply billions of devices times billions of accounts, and it’s been clear for some time that passwords don’t scale." (via fastcompany.com)
- How to Stop All the Voice Assistants from Storing Your Voice
"Some companies let you turn this behavior off. And some don’t. Among those that do, turning off recordings will break the voice assistant entirely, but that’s not true in all cases. We’ve rounded up what you can do, and what the results are." (via howtogeek.com)
- Four Tech Strategies for Law Firms to Attract and Retain Talent
"The legal industry is a competitive space. When attorneys aren’t duking it out in the courtroom, they’re competing with each other for both clients and legal professionals to join their team. Virtually every attorney is looking for ways to score new clients. But don’t forget, hiring the best legal talent is what allows law firms to retain happy clients." (via lawtechnologytoday.org)
- Two Legal Records Managers Walk Into A Bar…
"Traditional records management folks, in a corporate setting, need to start thinking about themselves as information governance specialists." (via abovethelaw.com)
- What is Digital Transformation? A Necessary Disruption
"Digital transformation is a foundational change in how an organization delivers value to its customers. Here is what transformation truly entails, along with tips to ensure your company is on the correct course." (via cio.com)
- 3 Ways the CLOC Community is Changing the Face of Legal
"The community behind CLOC clearly has the motivation—and the influence—to make waves in the legal field at large. Here’s how I see them doing just that." (via relativity.com/blog)
- Canada Border Services Seizes Lawyer's Phone, Laptop for not Sharing Passwords
"According to the CBSA, it has the right to search electronic devices at the border for evidence of customs-related offences — without a warrant — just as it does with luggage." (via cbc.ca)
- Ranking Countries and Industries by Tech, Data, and Business Skills
"In this landscape of constant disruption, individuals, companies, and governments are fighting to ensure they have the skills to remain competitive." (via hbr.org)
- Seeing Evolving Demands, Law Firms Move to Support Legal Tech Education
"Law firms are taking a more hands-on approach to shaping the next generation employees and legal practitioners, and they aren’t content to wait until the ink has dried on a law degree." (via law.com)
