Patrick Didomenico

Knowledge Management for Lawyers (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Knowledge Management for Lawyers is an easy-to-read, well-organized handbook that every lawyer will find beneficial. Busy readers will appreciate the "What You'll Learn" and "Key Points" in every chapter. It's a practical and succinct guide that provides information, from actual KM practitioners, that really works.

Praise for Knowledge Management for Lawyers

"Are you a KM evangelist? Patrick DiDomenico's book Knowledge Management for Lawyers will turn you into one. An easy-to-read, well-organized handbook that should be compulsory reading for any lawyer, it captures the reader's attention right from the first page. Busy readers will particularly appreciate the "What You''ll learn" and "Key Points" in every chapter. Law firms-or legal departments-intending to set up a successful KM function will find information on how to set it up, from organizing it and hiring the right people to prioritizing which projects to focus on and which technology to use. Examples of KM best practices keep the topic interesting and give the reader ideas they can apply to their own organizations. Since introducing KM is a major change to the way many law firms operate, successful KM requires a well thought-through change management approach. DiDomenico's book tells the reader how he and his KM peers turned skeptical lawyers into KM champions and evangelists. You will be next."
- Dr. Silvia Hodges Silverstein, law professor at Fordham University School of Law and lecturer at Columbia Law School

"Patrick does a masterful job of communicating what knowledge management means for law firms today. He provides an excellent background and detailed information on what KM is, how to 'do it,' and what benefits management can expect. The book is a great resource for both those new to the field and those with many years of experience. I particularly appreciate the practical advice about how to communicate the benefits and work with lawyers to make them comfortable with KM. Patrick is a leader in KM and this book shows why."
- Ron Friedmann, a leading law practice management consultant

"Patrick's book is easily one of the best surveys of law firm KM practices I have read. He writes clearly and succinctly, and he illuminates the issues we all face better than other titles covering similar turf. What makes this perhaps the most useful book yet on KM in law firms is that he has found out from actual KM practitioners what really works."
- Don MacLeod, KM Manager at Debevoise & Plimpton LLP and author of How to Find Out Anything and The Internet Guide for the Legal Researcher

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: American Bar Association
• Seitenzahl: 376
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. April 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781627222723
• Artikelnr.: 46294547

Autorenporträt

Recipient of the 2013 International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) Knowledge Management Professional of the Year Award, Patrick DiDomenico has been in the legal knowledge management industry since 2005. He is the Director of Knowledge Management for Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C., an international labor and employment law firm with more than 750 attorneys in over 40 offices. He has also held knowledge management positions at Gibbons P.C.(Chief Knowledge Officer) and Debevoise & Plimpton LLP (KM Manager). Prior to his knowledge management career, Patrick was a practicing litigation attorney for more than eight years.

Patrick volunteers as a member of the ILTA Knowledge Management Peer Group Steering Committee, and has served on the ILTA Conference Committee and the ILTA SharePoint Symposium Committee. In his spare time, Patrick publishes the LawyerKM blog (www.LawyerKM.com), tweets as @LawyerKM, and manages the 7,000+ member Knowledge Management for Legal Professionals LinkedIn group and the 3000+ member Legal Project Management LinkedIn group, both of which he founded. He is a frequent speaker on KM and legal technology topics. He is also an aspiring minimalist.