Beyond knowledge management to better management
We tell our children that work is serious business. And that's right -- to a certain extent. However, research is reminding us that it takes more than just grim determination and single-minded focus for success at work (and in life). Marion Chapsal recently reiterated this truth in her post, Play, laughter and creativity in coaching. ... Continue Reading →
"Never underestimate the vital importance of finding early in life the work that for you is play. This turns possible underachievers into happy warriors." This quotation from Sir Ken Robinson's book, The Element, is a good reminder for a Friday, as we take stock of the work week that has just past. Have we spent... Continue Reading →
When the first Sinatra Duets album was released in 1993, I was completely surprised. Frank Sinatra and his producers had taken some of his classics and given them a new twist by pairing Sinatra with a curious group of artists, several of whom had little or no experience with the American Songbook. The result was... Continue Reading →
Do current economic conditions have you concerned about the viability of law firm knowledge management? Would it be helpful to your thinking to hear from law firm KM experts on the current state of KM and where they think it's headed? If so, consider tuning into the webinar offered by the Knowledge Management Peer Group... Continue Reading →
If you're ever asked for a church key, don't assume that the person making the request wants access to a house of worship. They may, in fact, be looking for spiritual assistance of a completely different sort. Are you puzzled? Well, that's perfectly understandable if you aren't familiar with this particular idiom. Idioms of all... Continue Reading →
Above and Beyond KM 