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Lawgistics is a boutique technology consulting and systems engineering firm specializing in law firms. We provide the full array of technology services to law firms, from basic computer support to full practice management software implementations. Most technology firms are limited in the scope of work they can provide because they service many different types of businesses and cannot keep up with the nuances of each business type. At Lawgistics we do not have that problem because we focus on law firms and only law firms. The company was started by a lawyer in 1997, is still lawyer owned and operated, and is uniquely situated to provide full technology services to law firms. We accomplish this by following a handful of basic principles that have served our clients well over the years. First, we insist upon quality business class hardware from top established vendors. We find many firms running consumer class systems or no name computers built in someone's garage. These systems have inadequate or no warranties, are less secure, and are not appropriate for high pressure business environments like law firms. The systems our clients use are designed to run efficiently in business environments and require very little support from our firm, resulting in reduced down time and lower support costs. Second, we have a strong preference for Microsoft products. The debate over this issue is unending, but the bottom line is that Microsoft has taken a broad array of technologies and made them practical and affordable for small businesses like law firms (even the largest law firms are considered small businesses in the global technology arena). We're not going to ask you to give up Word Perfect, but Microsoft products work well together and the more you standardize on them the easier it will be integrate things (i.e. achieve real time wireless email and calendar synchronization over your PDA mobile phone). If you are a law firm, like it or not, Microsoft is your best friend in the technology world. Third, we make great effort to identify and learn the best selection in each software category, and strongly advise our clients to choose that software when adding a new application. Many technology firms try to remain software agnostic in some ill guided effort to be appear impartial.