Redesigning Law Firm Knowledge Management is a live post from the conference Knowledge Management in the Legal Profession, presented by Ark. I post as a session ends, so please forgive typos or errors in understanding.
The topic is Knowledge
Redesigning Law Firm Knowledge Management is a live post from the conference Knowledge Management in the Legal Profession, presented by Ark. I post as a session ends, so please forgive typos or errors in understanding.
The presenter is Jeff
Last week I learned about microbrands. I share below highlights of Why You’re Buying Products From Companies You’ve Never Heard Of (Christopher Mims, Wall Street Journal, 4 October 2018) , an article describing them. I then ruminate on what the legal
Absent from many articles and much discussion is the long view of legal innovation. If you have read the legal trade press or attended conferences this year, you could easily believe legal innovation started in 2018, maybe 2017. In dispelling
Is legal innovation a revolution or evolution? Regular readers know I come out on the latter. I do a deeper dive here drawing on recent news. (Note at the end I share details on an upcoming legal innovation event.)
Many commentators argue that alternative legal provider market share is destined to grow. But I think it may be more limited than many suggest.
Introduction and Background
Numerous recent articles and blog posts cite the rise of alternative legal service
I am attending Successfully Implementing Law Firm Experience Management with Keith Lipman (Prosperoware), Barry Solomon (Foundation Software), Keith Wewe (Content Pilot), Stacy Pangilinan (DLA Piper), Steve Warmerdam (IntApp). This is a session at the International Legal Technology Association annual conference, ILTACON
I am atending Microsoft Teams for Lawyers 101 – Customizing a Powerful Platform for Legal Professionals (Live), with Bill Bliss, Platform Architect and Head of the Developer Ecosystem for Microsoft Teams and Carol Lynn Grow, VP of Marketing and Sales
I am attending How to Integrate Blockchain Technology into Existing Legal Software, hosted by the Global Legal Blockchain Consortium at its GLBC Annual Meeting, at the International Legal Technology Association annual conference, ILTACON 2018. This is live – I
