This article will explore ways in which Microsoft SharePoint wikis can provide the control and structure that legal professionals require, along with the benefits of open collaboration that wikis afford.
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Legal Technology - Adopting Wikis in Law Firms - 0 views
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use SharePoint's built-in security to control who may create, edit and view wiki pages
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Another built-in SharePoint feature is content approval. You can use this feature to have SharePoint notify an approver when new or edited content is submitted and require an approval prior to making the content generally available.
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Mark Gerow, IT professional with the Fenwick & West law firm in San Francisco, Law.com, Feb 20, 2009
Five things every legal practice should know about Web 2.0 Technology (via Jason the Co... - 0 views
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Presentation by Mary Abraham & Lee Bryant, February 2009
Dirkzwager first to go with Open Text Sharepoint DMS offering - 0 views
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The Dutch law firm Dirkzwager has become the first legal practice worldwide to sign up for the Legal Information Management Solution (LIMS) – Open Text's new Microsoft Sharepoint-based document management system.
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The project will encompass both document and email management – and also see Open Text being integrated to Dirkzwager's Aderant practice management system.
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After several years of running with Open Text (previously Hummingbird) as its DMS platform in London and Interwoven Worksite in New York, Clifford Chance has standardized on Open Text DM as its global document management system and is swapping out Interwoven from all its American offices
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The Orange Rag - from Legal Technology Insider, Jan 14, 2009
SydneyPLUS International - 0 views
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"SydneyPLUS is a leading developer of knowledge management solutions. Since 1977, we have partnered with some of the world's top businesses - including Fortune 1000 companies and leading law firms - to improve knowledge delivery and achieve business and organizational results."
PDF for Lawyers - 0 views
Amazon.com: Creating Client Extranets with SharePoint 2003 (Mark Gerow, 2006) - 0 views
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Mark Gerow has more than 20 years of experience in IT, professional services, and software product development, and has provided consulting to hundreds of companies throughout the San Francisco Bay area and Northern California. He currently works for Fenwick & West, LLP, where he is responsible for defining and implementing the firm’s intranet and extranet strategies using SharePoint technologies.
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Creating Client Extranets with SharePoint 2003 is a guide for creating client-facing extranets using SharePoint 2003. This book serves as a how-to for building full-featured extranets using SharePoint 2003 and .NET technologies.
KM Space - 0 views
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Knowledge management, enterprise 2.0, and social networking for lawyers
Legal Technology - Implementing Large-Scale Extranets - 0 views
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In this article I'll discuss how Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 (SharePoint) has been used at Fenwick & West to meet the challenge of making extranets available for each and every matter opened. I'll also cover the key issues that must be addressed in order to scale to thousands of extranets and terabytes of data. At the conclusion of this article you'll have a better idea of what can be accomplished with SharePoint at your firm, as well as a road map to get you started.
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The key factors that I will discuss are:Automated provisioningAutomated administrationGranular backupTraining-the-trainersIterative refinement
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Nov. 19, 2007, by Mark Gerow, Fenwick & West
KMWorld.com: Law firms reinvent KM - 0 views
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by Judith Lamont, July 1, 2005
Typography for Lawyers - 0 views
Slides from Matthew Parsons' talk about wikis and blogs at law firms at the Knowledge M... - 0 views
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Slides from Matthew Parsons' talk about wikis and blogs at law firms at the Knowledge Management for the Legal Profession Conference
Portals and KM: Wikis in Knowledge Management at Law Firms - Part One: ThoughtFarmer Ex... - 0 views
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following session about wikis use in law firms, primarily for knowledge management. It was led by two experienced knowledge management professionals with major firms. They shared their experiences within their firms.
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The first example was a Canadian law firm with 100 lawyers and 100 support staff. Prior to the wiki, documents were stored individually in folders on a shared drive with no consistency.
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They were already using Domino so they choose the Domino wiki for their initial effort.
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ILTA Conference 2008 - Wikis in Law Firms - 0 views
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Knowledge Management Track at ILTA Conference 2008
TakingAIIM: KM, E2.0 and The Law - 0 views
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Oct. 3, 2008, by Carl Frappaolo
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