Beyond knowledge management to better management
Chris DeSantis is an independent consultant specializing in the delivery and design of management and organizational development solutions. This is how the ILTA conference website describes his talk: As IT professionals in legal, we manage a variety of projects and initiatives in an increasingly challenging environment. To be successful, we need extraordinary communication skills and... Continue Reading →
The speakers in this session are Felicity Badcock (Head of Knowledge Management, King & Wood Mallesons); Ginevra Saylor (National Director of Knowledge Management, Dentons Canada LLP), and Shy Alter (ii3). The moderator is David Hobbie (Litigation Knowledge Manager, Goodwin Procter). The Conference website describes this session as follows: Legal knowledge management lies at the intersection of substantive legal... Continue Reading →
Tracey Erin Smith (Founder, soulOtheatre) and Ginevra Saylor (National Director, Knowledge Management, Dentons Canada LLP) [These are my notes from the International Legal Technology Association's 2013 Conference. Since I'm publishing them as soon as possible after the end of a session, they may contain the occasional typographical or grammatical error. Please excuse those. To the... Continue Reading →
Rohit Talwar is a global futurist and the founder of Fast Future Research. The conference schedule provides the following information on his talk: The next 10 years could see a dramatic rewriting of the law firm playbook as innovators and entrepreneurs break from the pack to change the rules of the game. In what promises... Continue Reading →
Scott Klososky is Principal at Future Point of View, an Enterprise Social Technology Expert and a Startup Pioneer. In this keynote address he will discuss how to achieve technology mastery at an enterprise level and how to connect more closely with clients. Future Point of View is a technology strategy firm that focuses on teaching technology to... Continue Reading →
Stepping off an early morning flight, I was not at my best when I landed in Las Vegas in August 2010. That's my excuse for the stupid thing I did that morning. What happened? I put my weary body into a taxi and didn't pay close attention when the friendly cab driver welcomed me to... Continue Reading →
Social media is now so much a part of our lives that it's hard to remember a time when we didn't have immediate access to the deep (and occasionally trivial) thoughts of people far and wide. With the ubiquity of social media comes the challenge of using it for good. To that end, the International... Continue Reading →
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