Moving from Expertise Location to Expertise Deployment
Can knowledge management move from “nice to have” to “must have?” Tying it to making money is one way. Supplying Labor To Meet Demand in the March 21st issue of…
Glass Half Full or Half Empty?
Last Monday, the Wall Street Journal reported that companies “have struggled for years to reduce their legal costs, with little success” and that “[n]ow technology is coming to the rescue.”…
Outside Capital = Online Legal Services??
Legal market regulation in the UK is on the way to significant liberalization. It will be interesting to see if that affects the development of online legal services. Government to…
Recognizing Innovation in the Legal Market
Notice to legal market innovators: replace the arrows in your back with an award that recognizes your hard work and risk taking. The College of Law Practice Management in concert…
Ajax and Hash
No, this is not a post about mixing cleaning powder and food. The Wall Street Journal this week had two articles about interesting technology developments. This is a bit techier…
Outsourcing Moves Up the Value Chain
Outsourcing Innovation is the cover story of the current issue of Business Week (March 21, 2005). It reports that major companies now outsource R&D, not just manufacturing. Does this have…
KM, the Innovator’s Dilemma, and New Tools
At Legal Tech a few weeks ago, I moderated a session on clients paying for KM and subsequently posted session notes. That prompted interesting comments from panelist Jeff Rovner, Director…
UK Pilot to Standardize Extranets
I have long been a Marxist about legal market Extranets. If they succeed, they sow their own destruction because in-house counsel will not be willing to log-on to multiple extranets….
Doing KM in Law Departments – or Not?
In a recent post, I said individual lawyers have little incentive to contribute to KM efforts. Now, experienced law department consultant Rees Morrison confirms that in-house lawyers resist KM for…
Legal Tech Report: KM, E-Discovery, Infrastructure
Legal Tech NYC is a good time of year to take stock of the legal technology market. Some years nothing is new (e.g., around 1992, the only new thing at…
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