F or years, the knowledge management movement has been long on promise and short on payoff.Lawyers and Technology
April 01, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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For years, the knowledge management movement has been long on promise and short on payoff.
Big-firm lawyers like the idea of having access to well-organized repositories of work product. But most firms have balked at the cost of getting big KM systems up and running.
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