Comments on: Multiple Monitors In The Law Office Yields Increased Productivity … To A Point

By: Using Three Monitors – An Elite Club | Marketing For Lawyers, Office Management and Technology

Tue, 28 Jul 2009 20:40:15 +0000

[...] course, remember that there’s a point after which too many monitors is … well, too [...]

By: Multiple Monitors in the Law Office and Increased Productivity | TechnoEsq

Multiple Monitors in the Law Office and Increased Productivity | TechnoEsq — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 23:29:24 +0000

[...] Practice Pro, a great blog by Jay S. Fleischman, has an important post on the use of multiple monitors by attorneys and law firms to increase productivity. Any lawyer [...]

By: Andy Helsby

Andy Helsby — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 22:07:08 +0000

IAMAL but although I only have 2 screens on one pc (the laptop and an external screen) I also have a mac next to it that allows me to have three screens worth of real estate. I may have a session to a client that I’m working on in one screen, Firefox in another screen and email/word in another. Although I can cope with this many screens I do find people sitting at my desk really struggle to follow what screen I am using at any one point if they are sitting and watching what I am doing. I do spend a lot of time moving the mouse but the three screens is great. I could probably do with one more screen but that would be a luxury but I do find that after you hit three screens (especially if they are wide screens) there is a lot of twisting and turning of the neck and that can end up with painful neck or back muscles.

By: Multiple Monitors in a Law Office | TechnoEsq

Multiple Monitors in a Law Office | TechnoEsq — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 13:21:27 +0000

[...] Practice Pro, a great blog by Jay S. Fleischman, has an important post on the use of multiple monitors by attorneys and law firms to increase productivity. Any lawyer [...]

By: Finis Price

Finis Price — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 13:02:07 +0000

I have a 24″ Cinema Display and a 22″ Dell on the opposite corner of my desk and it is wonderful. Of course, I wish I could replace the Dell with a 30″ Cinema Display…but alas, I dream too much.

GREAT post BTW.
Finis

By: Cynthia LaLuna

Cynthia LaLuna — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 15:39:52 +0000

I have my laptop screen and a 19″ Viewsonic monitor – wish I had more real estate! But years ago I discovered the power of the dual-monitor setup and feel positively hamstrung without it. As a designer, I think it would be hard to have too much monitor or too much RAM.

As a matter of fact, while touring a law firm in Santa Fe, New Mexico, I noticed all of the assistants had dual LCD monitors (this was at a time when CRTs were still widely in use and LCDs were relatively expensive). I mentioned it to the partner giving me the tour, and he said “that one single act has increased employee morale and productivity more than any other thing we have implemented in 20 years of practice.”

On another note – lovely fresh colors on the website! ::grin::