Melanie Farquharson and Jenni Tellyn
- May 30
Recent insights on client-facing knowledge initiatives
We attended two events recently (ILTA’s Knowledge Management Special Interest Group meeting and The Future Lawyer conference) which shone...
Melanie Farquharson and Jenni Tellyn
- Mar 8
"I want it all in one place” - Knowledge and the Digital Workplace
Our most recent KM Forum event discussed the challenges Knowledge Management teams face when trying to bring sources of knowledge...
Jenni Tellyn
- Oct 20, 2022
MEET THE UKRAINIAN BUSINESSES FROM THIS YEAR’S STARTUP ALLEY
"The Ukrainian Ambassador to the UK, Mr Vadym Prystaiko, kicked off this year’s conference with his rousing entreaty to continue to...
Jenni Tellyn
- Sep 6, 2022
KM Conversations: Knowledge, Productivity and Efficiency
In this podcast Jenni Tellyn speaks to Tiger Eye's Dave Wilson about how firms knowledge management teams can support their firms
Jenni Tellyn
- Mar 31, 2022
Podcast - Hybrid working, technology and KM
3Kites' Consultant Jenni Tellyn speaks to Ben Firth as part of a two-episode podcast for Thomson Reuters' Knowledge Series.
Jenni Tellyn
- Feb 28, 2022
KM's Role in the Lawyer Lifecycle
3Kites consultant Jenni Tellyn has co-authored an article with Adam Dedynski, Knowledge and Development Professional Support Lawyer,...
Paul Longhurst
- Feb 15, 2021
So, what has Teams ever done for you?
Aside from the video conferencing, document storage, wikis, task management, group chats… just what has Teams ever done for you ? And...
Melanie Farquharson
- Dec 22, 2020
Is the ISO standard for Knowledge Management useful?
The International Standards Organisation published its standard for Knowledge Management Systems in November 2018 after a period of...
3Kites Bites
- Sep 7, 2020
The KM side – knowledge proves its worth
Knowledge Management has come into its own in these difficult times. There has been much change to understand – new court procedures, new...
Melanie Farquharson
- Apr 4, 2019
Where next for knowledge?
The law firm knowledge management function has long left the confines of the library. Now it’s looking for several other places to call...
