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Tuesday, January 03, 2006
MS Outlook: KM Friend or Foe?
 
Lisa Kellar, Practice Automation Manager at Hunton & Williams, has a new article, MS Outlook: KM Friend or Foe? in the October 2005 issue of Practice Innovations: Managing Change in a Legal Environment.

"One of the more difficult questions to answer is where KM information should be stored and accessed. Because studies show that attorneys spend the largest amount of their workday in e-mail, doesn’t it make sense that Outlook should become the KM platform? Is this even possible? What are the drawbacks? A variety of recent legal blogs, list-servers, articles, and webinars have focused on this issue. People tend to be much divided, falling into one of two camps: the Outlook as KM camp and the Portals Are Still the Best KM Tool camp."

Which camp does your law firm—and your competitor—belong to?

Kellar's well-researched article includes quotes by Tom Baldwin (CKO at Sheppard Mullin), Warren Jones (CIO, Pillsbury Winthrop), Thomas Wisinski (CKO, Haynes and Boone), Don Oppenheimer (Senior Consultant, ii3), Theresa Grote (former CIO, Dinsmore & Shohl, now Chief Innovation Officer, eDirect Impact Inc.), Mark Boggis (International Client Technology Solutions Manager, Clifford Chance), Nina Platt (Director of Information Resources, Faegre & Benson), John Halbleib (Director of Knowledge & Web Solutions, Mayer, Brown), Oz Benamram (Practice Resources Attorney, Morrison & Foerster).

 

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