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New Frontiers for Baker Donelson's KM

So much has been written about knowledge management in the past 10 years and so many products purporting to enable knowledge management have been pushed on the legal community, that I am not sure that the term is relevant anymore. However, I have always thought some of the main tenets of KM make a lot of sense.<br/>An exciting project that we are rolling out at Baker Donelson starting this month conforms to those main tenets of KM.

71 minute read May 31, 2005 at 08:59 AM
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John D. Green
New Frontiers for Baker Donelson's KM

So much has been written about knowledge management in the past 10 years and so many products purporting to enable knowledge management have been pushed on the legal community, that I am not sure that the term is relevant anymore.

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