Has the dot-bust collapse eliminated the legal worries created by new technology? Of course not.
Despite the end of the stock market bubble, American business has, in a short time, made a massive capital investment in high tech gear. Firms must now learn the most profitable and efficient uses of these new tools.
But this process won’t occur only in the IT department. The real tech revolution will be the integration of technology into all of a business’s day to day operations - and the legal issues that inevitably follow.
For example, consider the challenges facing the mainstream personnel department. Firms that never considered going online still have computers and networks, and the skilled employees who keep them running.
