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Lars Bauer

Law Library Journal - 0 views

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    Journal of the American Association of Law Libraries
Lars Bauer

Caselines: Article Published in KMPro Journal - 0 views

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    "My article "Enterprise 2.0 at Goodwin Procter" has been published by KMPro Journal, of the Knowledge Management Professional Society (no subscription required). In the article I contrast some traditional knowledge management practices and the greater degree of communication and engagement possible with Enterprise 2.0 tools; address some of the many uses to which wikis and blogs have been put at Goodwin Procter; and discuss some lessons learned."
Lars Bauer

SocialText Blog: Socialtext Wins Business Journal Award - 0 views

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    Dec 8, 2008
Lars Bauer

Legal Technology - Business Development and the New Library - 0 views

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    by Jaye A.H. Lapachet, The National Law Journal, July 17, 2008
Lars Bauer

Web 2.0 Still a No-go - Lawyers slow to adopt cutting-edge technology - 0 views

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    by Edward A. Adams, ABA Journal, September 2008
Lars Bauer

A Practical Approach to Legal Project Management | New York Law Journal via Law.com, Oc... - 0 views

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    "LPM is the hot topic right now, sweeping through the collective consciousness of both law firm lawyers and in-house counsel like wildfire. This viral vogue is the result of dramatic changes in legal service delivery that place an unprecedented premium on improving the efficiency, predictability, and cost management of legal services. "
Lars Bauer

Legal Technology Journal - Interwoven Embraced By Leading Scandinavian Law Firms - 0 views

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    Jan 20, 2009 -- "Top Ten Law Firms in Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland Tap Interwoven to Support Growth, Global Competitiveness and Regulatory Compliance"
Lars Bauer

Library Management Systems: Finding the One for You (Sally Creissen, LIM 2008, p. 117) - 0 views

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    This article by Sally Creissen offers a thorough guide to the processes involved in selecting a library management system, from the initial consideration of whether it is really necessary to the post-implementation stages.
Lars Bauer

FUMSI - Enterprise Information Architecture: A View From The Legal World - 0 views

  • Like many organisations, law firms have an odd relationship with information.
  • And because they know it's important they are loathe to delete anything (just in case)...
  • Multiple repositories and systems, multiple offices and locations, multiple content processes and procedures leads to an excess of information and knowledge - all of it potentially valuable, but much of it virtually impossible to actually find at the time a lawyer or information professional needs it.
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  • What Have Law Firms Done?
  • Even with these IT and KM investments in law firms, it seems the frustrations remain: I can't find anything. It takes too long to find what I need.
  • What is ‘The Answer'?
  • the focus of law firms over the last decade has been absolutely correct: to concentrate on people and processes through KM, and on new information technologies and tools through their IT budgets. But maybe there's a third prong that's been missing from this focus? The messy middle: the content assets, the actual information itself contained in documents, e-mails, web pages, blogs, journals, books, video and podcasts etc.
  • The huge investments for enterprise search - providing lawyer and legal information professional alike with a single search box sitting over multiple repositories and offices - have certainly seen great improvements in uncovering information within a law firm.
  • Developments out there on the Web in faceted search (e.g. filtering a search for cameras by brand, price and resolution) have begun to seep through the walls of our firms and organisations.
  • Enterprise search has started to uncover some of the mess that we didn't even know was there. As well as showing, rather too starkly, the mess that we haven't wanted to deal with over the years: the poor tagging of content with useful terms or even consistent terms across different repositories; the lack of rigorous info management processes to identify the valuable, useful and re-usable information, or equally, to identify the duplicate, out-of-date or inaccurate information.
  • law firms are now thinking and willing to invest in ways to actually clean and fix some of this information mess. Reviewing and improving a firm's Enterprise Information Architecture (or Firmwide IA) through an information housekeeping initiative is becoming a priority. What does that involve?
  • Well-defined and understood business rules and workflow for the firm's information and knowledge are essential components to Firmwide IA
  • Systems & Tools
  • Information & Information Architecture Assets
  • Governance
  • The benefits of investing in Firmwide IA and these four themes, may be broadly stated as:
  • What happens now?
Lars Bauer

LTN - Law Technology News - 0 views

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    The Profession's Largest Tech Publication
Lars Bauer

Cloud Computing Brings New Legal Challenges | New York Law Journal on Jul 8, 2009 by Sh... - 0 views

  • Given the explosive growth of cloud computing, it should be no surprise that it presents numerous legal issues for businesses. Two of the most significant are privacy concerns and the implications of cloud computing for pretrial discovery.
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