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Wireless Goes Primetime
(Original Session Date: 6/21/01)


Session Description
Wireless technology has been adopted in law schools across the country. Now you have it, what are you doing with it? Learn how other law schools have implemented technology and the cutting edge uses they have for their wireless connectivity. Find out about recent developments that could impact your network security and other factors you should consider. Hear how wireless has changed one law school's delivery of computing and what other changes might be over the horizon. The speakers will give you their experiences with wireless networks and services, rather than a product overview; you will get a flavor for how to leverage your wireless technology after your initial deployment.

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Speaker(s):
Gary Francis Banks [PowerPoint Presentation in HTML format]
Assistant Dean for Information Technology
University of Virginia
School of Law
Charlottesville, VA 22903
voice (804) 924-7808
fax (804) 982-2079
http://www.law.virginia.edu

David P. Whelan, J.D., M.L.S. [PowerPoint Presentation in HTML format]
Director
Legal Technology Resource Center
American Bar Association
(v) 312.988.5026
(f) 312.988.5037
http://www.lawtechnology.org
Wheland@staff.abanet.org

Mitchel Davis [PowerPoint Presentation in HTML format]
Chief Information Officer/Associate Dean
Stanford Law School
Stanford , CA 94305-8610
vx: 650-723-5470
fx: 650-725-6790
mitch@law.stanford.edu

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