Since 2004 Ms. Burns has worked for a financial services company. Ms. Burns manages the marketing department as well as client relationship responsibilities throughout the country. Ms. Burns began her marketing career in 2006 and transitioned into management in 2010. Ms. Burns and her team utilize many marketing communication channels including social media, website, email, direct mail, blogging, trade shows and print media.

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Since 2004, Ms. Burns has worked for a financial services company and held several database administration, client relations, and marketing positions.

Ms. Burns primarily facilitates software enhancements and support. With a focus on the user experience, many of these enhancements are recommendations from the company's law firm clients and employees. In addition, Ms. Burns is the Salesforce administrator, customizing the application to meet the organization's needs and helping to increase company-wide efficiency.

Before her current role, Ms. Burns worked in the software and training industries.

By Tina Burns

Smartphones have revolutionized the business world and the ability to work on the go. From social media to content storage, it can feel overwhelming when trying to remember to backup files, add events to your calendar or even check the weather…until now.

In a recent article from Attorney Christopher B. Hopkins of Akerman, LLP, we discover the new app IFTTT (If This Then That) that “allows you to get value from your mobile device and social media without “checking in” constantly — thus reducing your internet-induced stress.” This user-friendly app requires no coding or advanced technical knowledge. You simply create ‘Recipes’ to tell the app what to do after a certain action occurs. Here are some example recipes that Mr. Hopkins mentioned:

• Facebook & Twitter: Eliminate opening both account and set IFTTT so that anything you write on Twitter with the tag “#FB” will be posted on Facebook (or vice versa).
• Save Email Attachments to Google Drive: Set IFTTT to download all email attachments to a folder in Google Drive — or set the trigger so that IFTTT will save PDF attachments in a folder if you put “#receipts” in title of an email you send to yourself.
• Weather: If it is going to rain tomorrow in [location], it will send you a text or have IFTTT send you the weather report each morning.
• Congress or Presidential Updates: Set IFTTT to email you when the President signs a new law or Congress schedules a vote on a bill.

(Read the full article “If This Then That (IFTTT) For Lawyers”)

This is just one of the many free productivity apps available for professions to help organize your life and your business.

Download and try IFTTT today!

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