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About Knowledge Management
"Knowledge Management" is a concept which many believe to be critical to allowing law firms to be profitable, and legal services to be affordable. It also presents a vehicle by which lawyers can get more done in less time, thereby improving the quality of life in the legal profession.
To some, Knowledge Management merely consists of recycling previously created work product for use on behalf of a new client, but those who truly understand Knowledge Management, and its importance to law firm management, see much more in the process than that.
In order to fully appreciate the value of implementing a meaningful Knowledge Management protocol, and infrastructure, there is some due diligence which must be completed. The resources below will help you on your way.
Knowledge Management Links
- Dennis Kennedy on Knowledge Management
- Maximizing Return on your Knowledge Management Investment
- Rob Kelly National Chairman Gadens Lawyers Group Knowledge
- Using Knowledge Management to Improve Legal Marketing
- Benchmarking Knowledge Management in US and UK Law ...
- MoFo's Press Release on Knowledge Management Initiative
- KM: What's In It For You?
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