Month: August 2002
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Chicago Get-together?
Klogging in Chicago. I’ll be in Chicago for a conference in early October and I’m very interested in meeting knowledge-focused webloggers in the area. [Blunt Force Trauma] Terry – there’s a bunch of us. Jenny, Jim, Eric, Mike, me and others I’m sure I’m forgetting. We keep promising each other a get-together – maybe this is…
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Knowledge Is Not a Zero Sum Game
From Blunt Force Trauma comes this great post about KM: Share More, Get MoreKnowledge isn’t like money, when you give it away you don’t have less. Ron Lusk points us to a wiki page on knowledge sharing started by Denham Grey. Denham is out there, often on the way, far, celestial event horizon of knowledge…
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Community isn’t built – it’s grown
Just found another good marketing blog, POELog. This post is relevant on a number of fronts, and is certainly interesting in the context of the k-log conversation that’s been ongoing: MarketingProfs.com: Design for Community: An Interview with Derek M. Powazek – Some great nuggets of wisdom about community, web design and core truths about developing…
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Updated About Page
I updated the about this site page, incorporating changes with liveTopics and activeRenderer, and removing info about items that were no longer on the site. Request: if you’re new to this site, take a look at the page and tell me if you can figure out what’s going on. Since many people hitting this site…
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CRM – Product or Strategy?
I gave a presentation last week at LawNet, and my co-presenter was Peter Lamb, IT Direcor at a customer of ours in Toronto. They’ve been ridiculously successful with the product – they report 96% of the lawyers using the system regularly, and senior management sees it as critical to their overall success. Peter made a…
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Blog On!
Blog On! by Rick Klau (A version of this article was originally published in the April, 2002 ABA Law Practice Management Magazine.) If I told you I had my own Web page, you’d probably cringe. Personal Web pages are the antithesis of the mantra in Field of Dreams, “If you build it, they will come.”…
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Wanna Get Published?
The ABA Law Practice Management Magazine is running a “Reader Letters” page for the October issue. If you want to get a letter in to them responding to either of my two articles about weblogs (here and here), e-mail me no later than tomorrow morning. I’ll forward them on to the editor.
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Stick a Fork in SatireWire
Too bad. The site responsible for many of those e-mails that were too funny to have been written by your friend’s friend? Most of them came from SatireWire. Some of my favorites: Remaining CEOs Make a Run for MexicoSupreme Court Rules Earnings To Be Protected as ArtFoot and Mouth First Virus That Can’t Spread Through Microsoft…
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K-Logs in Action
Klog examples. Dylan Tweney says. In Business 2.0, Dylan Tweney says a weblog is a “ quick-and-dirty, easy-to-use knowledge management system.” [Scripting News]Some good, quick examples of klogs in action including Traction at Verizon and Radio in the state of Utah. [McGee’s Musings] Let’s not forget that one of Traction’s investors is In-Q-Tel, the V.C. arm…
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Software Licensing – a Programmer Needs Help!
Matt Mower, author of liveTopics, is struggling with how to license what he’s written. My excitement over liveTopics grows the more I think about how it adds value to my blog (that value is purely internal – it makes it easier for me to “remember” things I’ve written about, and to see the threads of…