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SaaS Practicing Law with SaaS The best lawyers have also always been excellent collaborators — how well you work with colleagues, clients and opposing counsel has often correlated with your overall success. That traditional advantage is about to carry over into the 21st century, thanks to the rise of collaborative online technology, often referred to as “Web 2.0.” Leading the way is the phenomenon known as “Software as a Service” (or SaaS).

More Articles & Tips From across the Web FYI: Software as a Service (SaaS) for Lawyers ABA Legal Technology Resource Center How Well Does Software Work As a Service?, written by Brett Burney and published on Law.com's Legal Technology. "WebComputing -- I want to Believe but...", from Grant Griffiths' Home Office Lawyer blog. Software Promises No Longer a Pipe Dream, written by Wayne Smith and Mark Manoukian and published on Law.com's Legal Technology. The Ethical Implications of Online Software, by by Nerino Petro Jr., published in GPSOLO Magazine Software as a Service, by Nerino Petro Jr., published in GPSOLO Magazine. Sample Questions to Ask Online Storage Vendors, from the South Carolina Bar. Avoiding Rain in "the Cloud": Ensuring Access to Your Online Information, an ABA Site-tation post.

National Magazine  This page is featured in the September 2008 issue of National.