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In 1996, hyde.com information
technologies was formed by Bob Hyde, a Certified NetWare™ Engineer, to
provide our client partners with the highest level of computer networking
technical knowledge, products and services to meet the need particular to
their individual entity. Our primary objective has always been to provide
our clients with individualized, timely, dependable and expert support
services in a rapidly changing industry. We believe that by providing
customized planning, implementation, superior products and services we will
earn the trust and respect of our client partners critical to establishing
a long term partnership and growing a prosperous business.
Bob has seventeen years experience in the
computer sales and service industry. Novell certified him as a Netware
Engineer in 1992, which is the highest proficiency designation awarded to
professionals in the microcomputer industry. He has maintained on-going
relationships with numerous law firms, several of which are the largest law
firms in the Montgomery, Alabama area. Bob has a thorough understanding of
the law profession as a business entity, a solid background in technology
solutions and is considered as a law-profession expert by many of his
peers. He has maintained other long-term relationships with other
consociates in commercial industries as well.
In these pages, we have compiled
information we think is of specific interest to the law professional. We
have assembled law technology articles, a website index of legal specific
software vendors, publishers, expert witnesses, court reporters, and local
links of interest to your firm's administrator and your managing
partner(s).
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hyde.com information technologies.
All Rights Reserved.
All information contained in these pages is the exclusive property
of hyde.com IT. This site is intended for use by end-users only and the
site and its contents may not be used, distributed or published for any
other purpose without the expressed written consent of the owner. This website is purely a public
resource of general information which is intended, but not promised or
guaranteed, to be correct, complete, and or up-to-date.
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