Drafting legislation and aging mainframes: what next?
So much of today’s computing remains highly dependent on mainframes from the 1970s - [...]
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11, 2018
- Drafting legislation and aging mainframes: what next?
- Ensuring accuracy and efficiency in drafting legislative amendments using PDFs and Microsoft Word
- Why is Microsoft Word replacing WordPerfect in legal drafting?
- Reflections of a society president: the quest to find new methods for innovation in state legislatures
- What makes a good legislative website?
- AALL 2018: Advanced technology and the changing role of the law librarian
- What will happen when the skills needed to maintain mainframes become extinct?
- Propylon and PrimeGov CEOs Talk Investment, Partnership, and Future
- Standard Fed Plus voted number 2 on “best product” list
- Propylon® announces $1.5 million capital investment in PrimeGov
- Microsoft Word for drafting attorneys: why switch from WordPerfect?
- Law librarians: the future is bright
- Propylon® Appoints Tom Spengler as Board Member
- Innovation and technology in state legislature: time to join the crusade?
- Improving transparency to engage citizens in the legislative process
- An interview with Chief Clerk of the Texas House, Robert Haney
- Legal tech: what is law?
- Legal research: why go paperless?
- What drafting attorneys need are tools that “speak” in everyday language
- NALIT 2017: lessons learned
- 10 questions with Propylon’s CEO
- Knowledge management: why invest in it?
- The future of knowledge management
- Digital law: what can lawyers learn from accountants?
- Reinventing the model for better user experience and improved transparency
- RegTech: Move over content; context is the new king!