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Knowledge Management
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3 Geeks and a Law Blog
A Modest Proposal on the Future of Legal Librarians
By Toby Brown
Treading in to what is normally the Cheap Geek’s space, based on a series of conversation with Scott, Kingsley Martin and our library team, we developed an idea we think…
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
Nobody Puts Knowledge Management In The Corner
By Greg Lambert
Sometimes comments just need to be made into their own postings. Such is the case with Ayelette Robinson's comment to my post earlier this week on my disappointment with the…
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You Can Call It Knowledge Management If That Makes You Feel Better About Yourself
By Greg Lambert
I have to tell you that coming away from the ARK conference on Knowledge Management, I was a little disappointed with the direction that many of the law firms are…
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
Share what you know, the rewards are great.
Without sharing, what is knowledge? As parents we work hard to share our life experiences with our kids. Why is the work environment so different? I have said for…
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Queuing up for Obsolescence: More on Analysis KM
By Toby Brown
At ILTA, my "aha" session was "How KM Supports AFAs." During this session, Peter Krakaur, CKO for Orrick, showed some screen shots from the KIIAC application. I have previously commented…
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What Happened in Vegas Shouldn't Stay in Vegas
By Greg Lambert
[Guest Blogger Ayelette Robinson] It continues to amaze me just how good ILTA (International Legal Technology Association) conferences are. With hundreds of truly high-quality sessions, and networking opportunities live and virtual…
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Can Knowledge Management Create a "Doc2Doc Search Technology?"
By Greg Lambert
When I got my iPad earlier this year, the first app I actually ponied up real money for was a song recognition app called SoundHound. It is no secret to…
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Knowledge Management & Process Ownership
By Greg Lambert
Nick Milton is one of my favorite bloggers on the issue of Knowledge Management because he is able to succinctly lay out KM procedures and processes in a way that even those…
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
Legacy Thinking – If the Catalog is Your Only Tool, Everything Looks Like a MARC Record
By Greg Lambert
I had lunch yesterday with a some folks from outside the legal industry where we discussed issues of making existing knowledge more readily available to others within our companies. I…
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Libraries and KM: Can't We All Just Get Along??
By Greg Lambert
This week has seen a great string of blog posts that discuss the relationship between Librarians and Knowledge Management professionals. I'm going to give you a reading list below (read…