Social Networking in the News Again
“Social Networking” was front page business section news in the New York Times yesterday. Broadly speaking, it’s a form of knowledge management in that it can facilitate relationship management and expertise location. But will it really work? The idea of social networking is that you...
Ron Friedmann,
23 years ago
2 min read
Cleary Gottlieb Adopts Enterprise-Wide Full-Text Searching
Effective knowledge management requires a multi-prong approach: collecting documents, identifying expertise, capturing context, the ability to browse and search the materials collected, among others. An important element of any KM system is the ability easily and effectively to conduct full-text search across multiple collections. A...
Ron Friedmann,
23 years ago
2 min read
A New Constituency for KM?
In a Complex World, Even Lawyers Need Lawyers (New York Times, 2/3/04) reports that an increasing number of law firms are creating the position of general counsel to advise on ethics and other issues. It is possible that the GC could become a proponent of...
Ron Friedmann,
23 years ago
1 min read
Open Source Law
You are probably familiar with the concept of open source software (Linux, for example, or WordPress, the software I use for this blog). Could the concepts behind and the advantages of open source software apply to law? From a client’s perspective, open source transaction documents...
Ron Friedmann,
23 years ago
3 min read
Knowledge Management Webinar of Interest
My client ii3 is hosting a Webinar on how McCarthy Tétrault, the largest law firm in Canada, has successfully deployed a KM solution. The Webinar features Joshua Fireman, the KM Director of McCarthys . He will talk about how his firm created a successful knowledge...
Ron Friedmann,
23 years ago
1 min read
Working Virtually – Some Statistics
In my prior post, Working Virtually, I referenced an article I recently wrote for Law Practice suggesting law firms consider facilitating lawyers working from home. A recent Wall Street Journal article, “It’s 10 A.M. – Do You know Where Your Workers Are?” (1/12/04), has some...
Ron Friedmann,
23 years ago
1 min read
Working Virtually
The January/February issue of Law Practice magazine includes an article that I wrote called The Future Law Office: Going Virtual. It explores how law firms should consider letting lawyers spend more time working at home or in satellite offices and, in return, rent less space...
Ron Friedmann,
23 years ago
2 min read
Reading Multiple Blogs with a News Aggregator
If you read several blogs and do not already use an aggregation service, you should consider doing so. Over the holidays (yes, they do seem like a long time ago), I tried a couple (for example, FeedDemon). I decided to use Bloglines.com, a web-based service...
Ron Friedmann,
23 years ago
2 min read
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