Assess the current knowledge system by KM requirement
21-Jan-06
Sylvia Yeung
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- Sylvia Yeung
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- 21-Jan-06
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Assess the current knowledge system by KM requirement
Sylvia,
I suggest you look at my blog, "excited utterances: more than just an exception to the hearsay rule" at http://www.excitedutterances.blogspot.com
I've been chronicling the world of legal knowledge management since May 2002, so consider "excited utterances" as your one-stop, archived resource of all things "legal KM".
Legal knowledge base
Sylvia,
What you have now is the document store. Your knowledge base should include information such as:
a) Legislature down to the clause level,
b) Case analysis and summaries
c) Opinions, and
d) Court orders.
All the above information should be cross-reference such that when you look at any piece of information, you can see all related information. For example, if you are looking at an opinion, you want to see all legislature, cases, other opinions and court orders referenced. You will also want to see other opinions that reference this opinion.
In addition to the above, you may want a classification system to groups your cases and opinons.
This is part of the three tier KM system that I have proposed in my paper "Knowledge management for performance" available on our web site.
Hope the above is useful.
Regards,
KK Aw
http://www.multicentric.com
** The network is the knowledge **
Thank you for your information
Dear all,
Thanks so much for your prompt reply and the useful links.
Sylvia