Recent Twitter Posts
I’ve been using Twitter (http://twitter.com/ronfriedmann) for a few months now. I post only items of professional interest. Here is a roundup of posts. Rees Morrison blogs that the Gap outsources…
Roundup (1 Dec 08): BigLaw Alternatives, Inhouse Perspective, Social Media Challenges, LPO Articles, BigLaw Blogging
In this Roundup: new alternatives to BigLaw, inhouse perspectives, social media challenges, LPO articles, and BigLaw blogging. Managing Legal Costs: Focus on Process, Not Price Jordan Furlong, in Decoupling price…
Roundup: KM + Linkedin, Blogging Dead?, Ark KM Conf, Primer for New Lawyers
In this Roundup: KM and Linkedin, working effectively with law firm professionals, is blogging dead, and links to reports on Ark KM conference. Knowledge Management and Linkedin Toby Brown, who…
Roundup: Legal IT Underwhelms GCs; Legal Tech Reviews; KM; British Legal Blogging; Pfizer Legal Fee Capss
In this Roundup: GCs not impressed with law firm IT; web site that aggregates legal technology software reviews; the demise of “command and control” in KM; legal blogging weak in…
Roundup (6/20/08): Fast Typing = Productivity, Kibbe to Thomson Consulting, SharePoint Wiki Issue, LPO in Washington Post
Roundup: touch typing, Pfizer EDD expert becomes consultant, MS SharePoint limitation, LPO makes Washington Post. Personal Productivity: Touch Typing Rees Morrison observes that fast typing may be one of the…
Roundup (4/8/08): People on the Move; Law Firms are Team Challenged; Tech Survey of British Law Firms
In this Roundup, some well-known legal tech and legal management people are on the move; an analysis of why law firms are not good at team work; and a survey…
Roundup (13 Feb 2008): Wikis & $$; Thomson in EDD; LexisNexis Acquires, Canadian LPO
In this roundup: money as wiki motivator, Thomson into EDD biz, LexisNexis acquires another software company, and first Canadian-based legal outsourcer. Wikis and Motivating Lawyers with Money Jordan Furlong has…
Roundup (1/20/08): Lawyers in Decline, Legal Secretaries, Alternative Fees, MS Vista Woes
In this Roundup: the decline of law as a profession, small firm tries a new approach to legal secretaries, glimmers of hope for alternative fees, and Microsoft Vista woes. The…
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