Knowledge Management at Uria & Menendez, one of Spain's largest law firms.

(Spotted on Peter West's SynapShots, a blog of "citings for knowledge workers")


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The September, 2000 issue of KMWorld features Judith Lamont's article, Starting with the Basics: KM for Lawyers.

Lamont, a research analyst at Zentek Corporation, previously authored, KM and the Law: the Verdict is In. [excited utterances]

Jonathan K. Wong, Brobeck's new CIO, comments on the firm's new KM legal portal. [excited utterances]

Quote: "A vendor to a large pharmaceutical company says that the firm wasted almost two years trying to isolate a compound, not realizing that fellow colleagues had already obtained a patent for it. University of Minnesota researchers, as many others do, discovered after three years of research that results they were writing up had already been published." [Serious Instructional Technology]

On the KM-Framework list, Jackie Green asked the following excellent questions in response to the release of my Sixteen steps... [Column Two]

One of the most challenging aspects of knowledge management is making visible the value in the activity. To explain where the value lies we have created a story that shows how engaging in KM activities can shorten the time expected for a project or process. You can access the article directly here or at any time via our Articles list. [thought?horizon :: non inferiora secutus]