by answermaven | Mar 29, 2010 | Information Management, Search
Yesterday, I met with a client about a possible Open Source Search Project. Today I’m meeting with some folks to talk about E-Discovery. The thought that is on repeat in my head is that Search is perhaps the most critical component for cost-effective...
by answermaven | Mar 23, 2010 | Information Management
I read a post several weeks ago from 3 Geeks and Law Blog, bookmarked it and kept going back to it. Several of the speakers mentioned in this Ark Conference review are law librarians I have admired and learned from in the past, and will no doubt continue to learn...
by answermaven | Mar 17, 2010 | legal research
Once I have a bit of time, I’m going to dive a little bit deeper into the Open Access movement stuff that is going on in the legal research world. Sarah Glassmeyer, has a helpful new post titled Open Law? that gives a great run down of some sources. I’ve...
by answermaven | Mar 15, 2010 | Information Management
There’s Room for Knowledge Management in Open Records Over the past couple of months I have found myself doing a large amount of research in the realm of state legislation and regulations. The one thing that is clear from this work is that while information is...
by answermaven | Mar 10, 2010 | Business
Tomorrow I will be presenting to attendees at the Kentucky Chapter of SLA The Seed 2020 Business Case for Social Media . One may wonder, why I would present a “business case” to a room full of information professionals. The truth is that information...
