Archive for the ‘Knowledge Management’ Category
A Peer Assist program is a methodology for group problem solving conducted in a formalized manner. In many ways, it mimics what took place in the past when people gathered together by chance in an informal setting (e.g. the firm library), talked about what they were working on, and helped each other in solving issues [...]
I am sorry that I missed the Ark Group Knowledge Management (KM) for Law Firms conference last week, but I did get a chance to learn from the speakers and participants through blogs and twitter posts. It sounded like some interesting presentations based on some participant’s perspectives. Greg Lambert’s quote, repeated a few times on by [...]

