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Building A Law Firm Intranet

The intranet has developed into the preferred platform for internal communication within many law firms. <br>Similar to the Web, there is a lot of value to be gained from a strong intranet presence. Everyone had his or her own ideas on what should be included and posted on the intranet. After a number of group meetings with IT, each department was given a page with basic components.

13 minute read March 30, 2006 at 09:43 AM
By
Margaret Ross and Susan Giusti
Building A Law Firm Intranet

The intranet has developed into the preferred platform for internal communication within many law firms.

In 2003, McNees Wallace & Nurick launched its intranet with software called SharePoint Team Services.

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