Cisco Converges in Europe; Tech a Big Factor
In my estimation, Cisco’s law department is one of the most advanced, both with respect to management generally and to technology specifically. As the company adopts the “DuPont convergence model”…
Orrick Considers Tech Support for Other Law Firms
I have written previously about Orrick’s centralized “Global Operations Center” (“GOC”) in Wheeling, WV. The Aug/Sep 2004 issue of Law Firm, Inc. has a good follow-up article (“Location, Location, Location”)…
External Drives for On the Road and Backing Up
It’s unusual for me to focus on hardware, but I’ve found a relatively inexpensive device – the SmartDisk Firefly, an external hard drive – that I think is a productivity…
“Five by Five” on Technology
Blogger and lawyer Matt Honman has a regular feature in which he asks five experts to provide five answers to a single question. He recently asked “What five new technologies…
The Trouble with Taxonomies
Taxonomies are an integral element of many large law firms’ knowledge management programs. But building, maintaining, and using a taxonomy can be hard. In my recent post on Developments in…
E-billing Ignores the Elephant in the Room
LawNet recently published an e-billing survey, which is well-done and worth reading. It reminds me that client focus on e-billing is misplaced. If general counsels want to reduce outside…
Sources of Large Law Firm Growth
“Growth – real growth – depends on innovation. Oh sure, a big acquisition can inflate a company’s top line, but it’s hardly fair to call this growth; agglomeration would be…
Developments in Full Text Searching
Regular readers of my blog know that I have a long-standing interest in the potential of full-text search technology for both litigation support and knowledge management applications in large law…
Disintermediation Redux
Remember all the talk about “disintermediation” during the dot-com boom? It means that the Web allows producers to connect directly with consumers and eliminate intermediaries. It may be back as…
KM Complexity
Most of us working on knowledge management say that KM is 80% culture and process and only 20% technology. That is true, but sometimes the technology can be a challenge….
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