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Personal Productivity

My Month with Microsoft

Periodically I write about technology that increases or decreases my personal productivity. Over the last month I have documented how the Microsoft Office suite and Windows 7 detracts from my personal productivity.  I regularly use Microsoft Office 2010 products: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote. For...
Knowledge Management

KM is Dead – Long Live KM

Knowledge management may not be dead but it certainly has changed.  Absent today are previously dominant “pure” or “traditional” legal KM topics such as precedents, forms, work product retrieval, experience location, taxonomies, and the role of practice support lawyers. Instead, knowledge managers now discuss alternative...
Roundup

Twitter Roundup – December 2010

Since not everyone reads Twitter, I reproduce here a selection of my recent Tweets.  NLJ reports 2010 lawyer billing rates up ‘only’ 2.7% http://bit.ly/gDX2gE || If that’s post realization, exceeds inflation and most markets 6 Dec Reading ‘Do You Think I Should Go to Law...
General

Can Lawyers Learn to Love Numbers?

A front-page article in the Friday New York Times raises the issue of the divide between science and humanities. Lurking here a lesson for lawyers.  In 500 Billion Words, New Window on Culture describes Google’s recently released Books Ngram Viewer, which analyzes how often phrases...