March 25: Webcast - The Importance of Mobility as a Driving Force for the Successful Practice of Law #MCLE

Smartphones, tablets and notebook computers are truly ubiquitous. They enable improved work product, information access, and provide a platform for legal professionals to be more effective. The legal profession is uniquely impacted by the requirements for confidentiality, information control, and managed access to highly sensitive information. As a result, it is critical for law firms to have a strong and documented process for enabling, managing, and securing mobile devices of every stripe. This session addresses, the importance of mobility as a driving force for the successful practice of law, key elements of a comprehensive solution for effective and secure mobile computing, and the best practices for implementation and operation of mobility management tools.
Title:
The Importance of Mobility as a Driving Force for the Successful Practice of Law
When/Where:
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
1:00 PM ET
Complimentary CLE Webcast
Credit:
One credit of CLE is approved in NY, NJ, IL & CA
Speakers:

• Jeffrey Litvack joined ALM in September 2012. Prior to joining ALM, he held a variety of leadership positions at The Associated Press including, COO of iCircular, general manager of Global Products and general manager of Mobile and Emerging Products. In these roles Mr. Litvack was responsible for launching numerous ground-breaking digital businesses including AP Mobile, the award-winning 2010 AP World Cup app, AP News for the iPad and SmartTV apps.
• Kevin Kiley is the Director of Enterprise Solutions at AirWatch, the global leader and innovator in mobile security and the largest Enterprise Mobile Management (EMM) provider. In this role, Kiley leads the U.S. and Canadian Enterprise Sales team, supporting the diverse needs of AirWatch’s largest clients. Most recently, Kiley served as Vice President of North American Sales, overseeing both direct and channel sales throughout the U.S., Canada and Latin America. 
• Aaron Goldberg is a renowned enterprise technology and strategy analyst, spending more than 35 years working with senior IT management or IT Vendors. Mr. Goldberg also moderates roundtables and other events, developing new and groundbreaking insight. Aaron is also charged with presenting key industry trends and research findings at major industry events and on the web. Prior to forming Content 4 IT in 2012, he spent 20 years at Ziff-Davis. Before that, he spent 15 years at International Data Corporation (IDC).

By:
Law.com and ALM.

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