Why Perfecting Software is Hard – A Response to My Month with Microsoft
Yesterday in My Month with Microsoft I wrote about my frustrations with Microsoft software. Legal project management expert Steven Levy of Lexician, who spent about 20 years working at MS,…
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…
KM Professionals Comment on KM Reincarnated
In my prior post, Knowledge Management Reincarnated, I argued that KM is expanding beyond its core remit today because KM professionals span multiple disciplines, think laterally, and can handle complex…
Knowledge Management Reincarnated
Last week in KM is Dead – Long Live KM, I suggested that large law firms have moved beyond traditional knowledge management to legal project management (LPM), alternative fee arrangements…
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…
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…
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…
Attorney at Work – Good Ideas for Lawyers and Law Firm Managers
We are overwhelmed by information and data. What we lack is the wisdom and insight to take simple steps to improve what we do. So I am pleased to see…
Does Herbert Smith’s Belfast Doc Review Center Portend More Law Factories?
Recently I have been exploring “Law Factory” – the concept that the legal market will offer low cost, industrialized processes for routine work that are separate from “bet the farm”…
Strategic Legal Technology Named an ABA Journal 2010 Top 100 Blog
Last week I was honored to learn that this blog, Strategic Legal Technology, is a 2010 ABA Journal Blawg 100, the second year in a row for this award . …
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