Are you losing ground to other firms?

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You’re an attorney—not a geek.

You’ve grown your firm this far, but there’s a sense that other firms are taking advantage of this technology–and even gaining an edge.

The scary part is that you’re right—technology is giving the law firms an advantage.

But that’s also the good news.

You can take advantage of this, too.

"How Do I Address This?"

While it would be ideal to have a friend who understands both law firms and the technology that supports them, that’s not usually how it works.

That’s why I created the monthly Optiable Journal.

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Your Monthly Roadmap to a Tech-Fueled Advantage

The Optiable Journal shows attorneys what’s possible for their firms, what tech to use, what tech to avoid, and how to use technology to create a competitive advantage.

By signing up for the Optiable Journal, you're getting actionable tech advice, including:

Why up to 70% of firms only use practice management software for this one thing. You’ll be shocked—and wonder why any firm would carry that much expense.
The real cost of running a firm. It’s not as complicated as some software sales rep would have you believe. To have a successful firm, you just need these programs.

Transforming a small firm to take on Goliath. Discover how to use technology as your firm’s secret weapon and act bigger than you are.
The three apps every law firm needs (and some surprising apps they don’t).

Avoiding tech “dead weight”—the popular hardware people love that drags your firm down.
What to look for in your firm’s software. Learn simple ways to evaluate which software is best for your firm and area of law.
Alerts to security threats facing your practice and what you can do to protect it.

And more...

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Attorneys like you are reducing overhead, securing client data, and building firms other attorneys copycat.

"Craig and crew have been nothing but helpful in my quest to streamline my practice and make it as efficient as possible. From the implementation of NetDocuments, integration with Clio, and other tech hacks, Optiable has been there for me. It is without hesitation that I recommend Craig and Optiable to all my solo and small law firm friends."

Keith Magness

New Orleans Accident Attorney

"I have consulted with Craig on a number of issues ranging from Exchange providers to Worldox issues. As a consultant, he is an excellent resource for any Law firm IT department. The odds are if Craig hasn't helped a firm or legal department do exactly what you want to accomplish he knows someone who does and will help you work with them. I look forward to using Law Office Technology and specifically Craig's knowledge of software again in the future."

Johnston Smith

Information Technology Director

"In my view, Craig Bayer is THE expert in legal technology. No matter the software, Web app, or other technology issues, Craig always knows the best solution -- usually, off the top of his head! Craig knows more about cutting-edge technology than anyone I've ever worked with. His work ethic is outstanding, yet he's fun and funny, witty, and extremely personable. His legal technology presentations and seminars are the best I've attended, and always well-received. I wholeheartedly endorse Craig Bayer and his outstanding company, Law Office Technology."

Kim Plonsky

Litigation Paralegal

"Mr. Bayer has extensive experience working w/ Small Law Firms though out the Gulf Coast. If your a lawyer in Baton Rouge, New Orleans or Pensacola talk with a Consultant that KNOWS your business."

John M. Feeney

Cloud Service Consultant

Don't Figure This Out On Your Own

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