Wall St. IM Records Requirement and Future E-Discovery Issues
Yesterday both the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal reported that NASD will now require its members to save instant messages for at least three years (just as…
Large UK Law Departments to Work Together on Tech Delivery Standards for Law Firms
In the current issue of Legal Technology Insider, Charles Christian reports that “guru Richard Susskind has revealed the existence of a new legal technology initiative by nine major investment banking…
Technology Outsourcing Example – Document Management
My prior posts on outsourcing focused on cost. But not all outsourcing is driven only by cost – functionality can be the key factor. Yesterday I had occasion to be…
Lawyers and the Use of Technology
Today I had lunch with a friend who is in-house counsel at a large company; he was formerly an associate at a large law firm. He is tech savvy and…
More on Off-Shore Outsourcing
In my May 30th posting, I discussed Orrick’s centralization of its back office in W. Va. and raised the possibility of law firms and departments sending legal work offshore. An…
Online Legal Services for Consumers
Online legal services for consumers are useful and continue to abound, yet may pose serious problems. That’s the conclusion of two separate and perhaps contradictory articles: Plunging Into Paperwork –…
E-Learning in the Legal Market
Also from LegalIT, referenced in my prior post: Chrissy Burns of Blake Dawson Waldron in Sydney writes an interesting article about the role of e-learning in LegalIT. Her article, E-learning:…
Online Legal Services Update – New Allen & Overy Offerings
The UK publication LegalIT in a June article titled Online legal services: Exploiting expertise, reports on new online legal services by Allen & Overy. For anyone interested in online legal…
Re-engineering knowledge work?
Cindy Thurston, Director of Knowledge Development, at Shaw Pittman LLP, alerted me to an interesting column by Tom Davenport, A Measurable Proposal in the June issue of CIO magazine. In…
KM Succeeds in the Not For Profit World
Earlier this week I read an interesting article in the McKinsey Quarterly called Knowledge management comes to philanthropy that appears in 2003 Number 2 (for the full-text, you will need…
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