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July/August 2006, [Vol 15, Issue 7]: Features
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Posted 07 Jul 2006
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Harvey Spencer
Posted 07 Jul 2006
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Robert Smallwood
The U.S. highway system is a part of the nation’s critical infrastructure, one on which our economy and security are highly dependent. A complex mix of legislative, technical and environmental information goes into sustaining that infrastructure. Keeping the highway system running smoothly is an ongoing challenge, best accomplished when information is shared quickly and efficiently.
Posted 07 Jul 2006
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Vicki Powers
Law firms have lots of choices when it comes to software; dozens of programs are available for such functions as case management, practice management, document assembly and trial presentation. Those popular products often are a great match for a law firm's needs. However, sometimes a solution based on a generic KM platform, rather than a dedicated legal product, works best.
Posted 07 Jul 2006
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Posted 07 Jul 2006
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Posted 07 Jul 2006
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In early June we asked the readers of KMWorld NEWSLINKS to vote for the leading vendors serving the Legal Industry.
Posted 07 Jul 2006
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July/August 2006, [Vol 15, Issue 7]: Industry Watch
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Posted 07 Jul 2006
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July/August 2006, [Vol 15, Issue 7]: News Analysis
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Posted 07 Jul 2006
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Jonathan B. Spira
Posted 07 Jul 2006
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Hugh McKellar
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July/August 2006, [Vol 15, Issue 7]: Columns by David Weinberger
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I've been crawling through a book my favorite college professor gave me a couple of years ago. It's very hard because no topic causes philosophers to tangle themselves up quite so much as does knowledge. You get a philosopher trying to know knowledge and you will soon be lost in a circle of meta-knowing that spawns its own language before cycling into unknowability.
Posted 07 Jul 2006
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David Weinberger
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July/August 2006, [Vol 15, Issue 7]: Columns From The Editor
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Posted 07 Jul 2006
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Hugh McKellar
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July/August 2006, [Vol 15, Issue 7]: Columns - Future of the Future
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Posted 07 Jul 2006
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William E. Halal
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