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Let me begin with the end in mind:
Take Aways: (1) Gradual change may be more effective than abrupt change; (2) KM has broad reach and impact; (3) KM and change management (CM) are inseparable.
It has been said that if you drop a frog into a pot of boiling water, it will jump [...]. (Read More)
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LawyerKM is three today! They grow up so fast, don’t they?
We came to life three years ago with a simple question: Is blogging good for law firms? We were referring to internal blogging at the time. But it didn’t much matter because nobody answered. For all we know, nobody even read that [...]. (Read More)
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Last I checked, blogging is alive and well. But in this month’s Wired Magazine, Paul Boutin advises you to Kill Your Blog. Boutin says blogging is no longer worth the time. The glory days are over. You’d be better off using Twitter, Facebook, or Flickr. He says that even well-known bloggers are calling it q (Read More)
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Oct 15, 2008
: SUMMARY FROM THE NYTIMES: The McCain campaign’s recent angry tone and sharply personal attacks on Senator Barack Obama appear to have backfired and tarnished Senator John McCain more than their intended target, the latest New York Times/CBS News poll has found.After several weeks in which the McCain campaign unleashed a series of strong political attacks on Mr. Obama, trying to tie him to a former 1960s radical, among other things, the poll found that more voters see Mr. McCain as waging a negative campaign than Mr. Obama. Six in 10 voters surveyed said that Mr. McCain had spent more time attacking Mr. Obama than explaining what he would do as president; by about the same number, voters said Mr. Obama was spending more of his time explaining than attacking. Over all, the poll found that if the election were held today, 53 percent of those determined to be probable voters said they would vote for Mr. Obama and 39 percent said they would vote for Mr. McCain. 
Oct 15, 2008
: @jasongoldberg I would tend to agree with this analysis however I would point out that it is a tough fight when the mainstream media is completely in the tank for Obama. And, if you were interested in full disclosure you would state your connection to the previous Clinton administration, no? Not a lot of pro McCain stuff on this site bud.
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Portals and KM
I recently attended an event on knowledge management and web 2.0 held at a major Boston law firm for people who work in knowledge management at legal firms. I served on a panel, Blogging as Knowledge Management. Jack Vinson, who also served on the panel covered our session in his post, NY-Toronto Law Firm KM Summit 2008 in (Read More)
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Portals and KM
As mentioned in my last post, I recently attended an event on knowledge management and web 2.0 held at a major Boston law firm for people who work in knowledge management at legal firms. I served on a panel, Blogging as Knowledge Management. Here are my notes on the second part of the following session on wikis in knowledge (Read More)
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