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The Legal Technology Institute at the University of Florida Levin College of Law has released a study prospectus, Knowledge Management: An In-depth Look into the Current Use and Future Trends of KM in the Legal Profession and an associated study questionnaire.
Via Excited Utterances, here is a link to a paper titled Knowledge Tools for Legal Knowledge Tool Makers, by legal technologists John Hokkanen and Marc Lauritsen, presented at the UK Subtech 2002 conference.
Sebastien Paquet, Ph.D. candidate in the Computer Science and Operations Research department at Université de Montréal, has published a useful, well documented guide on what he calls “personal knowledge publishing,” commonly known as weblogs. Part one of the guide is here, and part two is here. Mr. Paquet reviews the history of weblogs, weblog applications, …
This Federal Computer Week article heralds a new direction in comprehensive data mining as a means to dramatically extend information sharing efforts among U.S. and allied military forces. A process called operational net assessment (ONA – please note you have to scroll down the alpha list to find the description) is used to create a …
A new Gartner study indicates that corporate knowledge documents are overwhelmingly stored on employee hard drives, not shared via an enterprise-wide KM system. As a result, significant loss can result when employees leave and take their data with them.
The current issue of the Journal of Information, Law and Technology, from the UK, published this well documented article, A Stages of Growth Model for Knowledge Management Technology in Law Firms, by Petter Gottschalk, of the Norwegian School of Management. The author provides much needed perspective on the concept of knowledge management in general, and …
Uncloaking Terrorist Networks by Valdis E. Krebs, First Monday, volume 7, number 4 (April 2002). “This paper looks at mapping covert networks using data available from news sources on the World Wide Web. Specifically, we examine the network surrounding the tragic events of September 11th 2001. Through public data we are able to map a …
