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Monthly Archives: November 2005

BlawgThink 2005: Some quick thoughts (in anticipation of more detail later)

17-Nov-05

Last weekend I had the opportunity to attend BlawgThink 2005 in Chicago. Organizers Matt Homann and Dennis Kennedy put on an excellent program.
I’m not an attorney, or even involved in the legal profession, so the first question I got from a lot of folks was, “So why are you here again?” And though [...]

Technology makes it easy to ‘remember,’ the trick is learning how to forget

10-Nov-05

My early days in Knowledge Management included a lot of time developing, deploying, and getting people to use “knowledge repositories.” (At least trying to get people to use them.) A worthwhile endeavor in some regards, I’ve always had misgivings about the whole idea, at least how it has been implemented in [...]

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