Knowledge Management (KM) Competencies
** This blog post was originally posted on December 29, 2020 **
KM focuses on people, process, and technology that … Read More
Knowledge-as-a-Service Knowledge Delivery: The Nature of Knowledge
Knowledge Management (KM) in organizations is based on an understanding of knowledge creation, knowledge transfer, knowledge use, knowledge flows and … Read More
The Impact of KM and AI on Law Firms: Delivering Knowledge-as-a-Service
Technology is becoming more prevalent within law firms as well as legal departments as the practice of law has become … Read More
Knowledge Management in Practice: A Video Presentation
Knowledge is recognized as a valuable asset in organizations across many industries. How knowledge is shared, leveraged, obtained and managed … Read More
Answers to Pressing KM Questions
As we enter into 2017, I am dedicating this first blog post to answering some of the pressing KM questions … Read More
Creating a Client Advantage – Knowledge Management in Law Firms
Legal knowledge management is the driving force within law firms across the globe. The recent International Bar Association (IBA) conference … Read More
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In print:
Essential Topics in Information Architecture Information Architecture (IA) details important areas of interest in the principles and practice of implementing information architecture.
Knowledge Management in Law Firms is a collection of insights on managing knowledge in a law firm, from Knowledge Management professionals around the globe. KM in Law Firms is produced in association with the International Bar Association.
Knowledge Management Matters brings together the expertise of the world's thought leaders of KM, who share tips, tactics, and techniques.
Knowledge Management in Practice gives detailed information on applying knowledge management (KM) practices, procedures and techniques to solve real world problems.
UML for Developing Knowledge Management Systems provides knowledge engineers the framework in which to identify types of knowledge and where this knowledge exists in an organization.
It also shows ways in which to use a standard recognized notation to capture, or model, knowledge to be used in a knowledge management system (KMS).
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