Live-Blogging from Ark Conference

I'll be trying to put up posts today from the Ark Conference on Legal Knowledge Management.  As always, these are my notes from the sessions, and, as I've learned from a recent Myers-Briggs analysis done at my firm as part of manager training, I'm good at getting the sense of a discussion rather than the he-said / she-said part. 

Unfortunately my cool & effective Zagg keyboard / iPad setup is not going to be working today--it turns out that little cord you need to charge up the dang thing is a critical weak link, I replaced it last month and then left it on the plane after a very long flight from San Francisco to Sydney on Monday morning.

Presentation to ARK Group Law Firm KM Conference

On Monday, October 27, I will be presenting on Day One of the Chicago Ark Conference on "Knowledge Management in the Modern Law Firm," at the Gleacher Center of the University of Chicago.

I'll be addressing two related topics.

The first talk is a panel on litigation knowledge management. I'm appearing with two other litigation KM practitioners (a rare treat!), Mary Panetta of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP and Amy Halvorson of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati. We'll be discussing strategies for handling litigation precedent collections and also collecting information about a law firm's litigation experience.

The second talk, titled "Fostering and Nurturing the Research & Development Function at Your Firm" focuses on how to enhance adoption of good KM tools.

I hope to see some of you there!