Features & Analysis
Knowledge management delivers value only if lawyers adopt It
Enabling holistic, unified searches across all repositories and resources means that lawyers are more likely to find what they are looking for – and hence use and indeed contribute to the KM repository
Knowledge management (KM) as a critical business function has been growing in importance over the last decade or so, but the pandemic has definitely proven to be a catalyst, making it a table stakes requirement for law firms today. Recent research supports this view too – firms are increasing their investment in KM, as business leaders recognise the value of knowledge as a strategic asset, especially as hybrid working is going to be the mainstay of business.
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