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12th August 2010
No.307
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Editorial
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By Robin Neidorf
 Bees in a hive are model knowledge managers. Worker specialisation is critical to a functioning hive. Equally essential is the ability of individual bees to share what they know selectively: Where is the food? What is the danger?
The perfectly collaborative hive is something organisations rarely achieve. In an ideal knowledge management (KM) environment, specialised workers have access to precisely the information they need, when they need it.
Sound like your organisation? Mine, neither. And FreePint has some pretty collaborative-minded bees in our hive.
 We're all synthesising countless bits of information all the time. Tools like SharePoint, instant messaging and federated search (to name but a few) reduce the friction between workers and the information they need at any moment. In the FUMSI Report: Folio on Workflow Integration, our survey of information managers revealed that internal information (e.g., documentation, internal directories, etc.) is actually less well integrated into workflow than external information -- an important KM challenge. Additional FUMSI Reports, on Intranet Management and Knowledge Management, provide additional insight on keeping the joints between people and data they need well-oiled.
Two of the latest FUMSI articles, on finding experts and on library applications of SharePoint, will surely add new ideas.
Technological solutions make a difference in KM for any organisation -- FreePint would not run nearly as well without our extranet for remote workers and our beloved Skype. But two old fashioned approaches are essential:
Every time we welcome new staff to FreePint, I'm reminded how essential each person's knowledge is to our overall success. How well we share that knowledge and put it to the best possible use for our users underlies so much of our day-to-day efforts.
What are your suggestions for how we can support your knowledge management better? Share tips in the FUMSI Forum, send a note to our suggestion box, or make your knowledge truly visible by contributing an article on your own best practices.
Robin Neidorf
General Manager
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My Favourite Tipples
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By Kate Simpson
- 3 Geeks & a Law Blog
These 3 US law geeks have come together to blog on a fairly regular basis (1 a day usually) covering the 3 essential areas for anyone involved in legal knowledge management, internet marketing and library sciences. They can each be followed on Twitter to ensure you don't miss the latest blog posting: @glambert, @lihsa, @gnawledge
- Slaw.ca
Slaw.ca is a cooperative Canadian blog on all things legal. There are regular contributors such as Connie Crosby (who blogs herself about all things collaborative and social: http://www.crosbygroup.ca/blog/), and Library Boy, who keeps us up to date with legal research news here: http://micheladrien.blogspot.com/, as well as guest columnists covering topics such as: Legal Publishing, Outsourcing, Substantive Law updates, and Legal Tech - so something for everyone then...
- Above and Beyond KM
Another essential website to keep visiting is V Mary Abraham's "Above & Beyond KM" that discusses knowledge management that goes above and beyond technology (happily in my view). She actively encourages comment from visitors to create that discussion which often makes it a quite colourful addition to your regular reading destinations. She also tweets brilliantly at @VMaryAbraham and regularly shares some of the most interesting articles on the Web (in my legally focused view). Bookmark it now.
- Lawyer KM
Patrick DiDomenico (another New Yorker) blogs about Knowledge Management & Social Media for lawyers and law firms. He is another key pointer and writer about anything that might possibly be construed as relating to Legal KM and Legal IT. So yes, he has topic categories of 'iPad' and 'Blackberry' and as well as the more usual 'E-Discovery' to keep us all entertained.
- The Orange Rag Blog
And finally, from the other side of the Pond from where I am now, I still follow Charles Christian on Twitter @ChristianUncut so I can see when he's posted something on The Orange Rag Blog - an essential resource for anyone who uses, buys, sells, designs and has to integrate IT 'solutions' in the legal industry. He is my trusted resource to find out who's using what and why, as well as to pull apart some of the big vendors' press releases in his truly investigative journalistic-style.
Kate Simpson is the contributing editor for FUMSI: Manage and is a freelance information & knowledge architect based in Toronto, Canada. She's spent the last 10+ years turning a legal education into a passion for complex information spaces (law firms, publishing, government, etc). Through her company Tangledom, Kate tends toward the obsessive when exploring the different ways we can make information and knowledge easier to find, use, share and manage within our organisations.
Find out more at her website tangledom.com and keep up to date with her thoughts on twitter.com/k8simpson.
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- [RS] Resource of the Week: CHARM: Online Recorded Music Database from the UK
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FUMSI Features
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Finding Expertise Inside the Organisation
 By Connie Crosby
FUMSI: Find
There are many reasons why we might be looking for someone who has knowledge of a particular subject in our organisation but, whatever the reason, it can prove more difficult to track this person down than you might imagine. If you are really lucky a staff expertise directory will provide a quick answer but, for those without this magic bullet, Connie Crosby provides a detailed plan of action for tracking down that expert.
WHAT'S INSIDE: 'According to Malcolm Gladwell, the magic number for true expertise is ten thousand hours of practice. If you are looking for a person with extensive knowledge about a subject to head up a multi-million dollar project, those ten thousand hours of practice are important. How, then, do we find expertise inside our organisations? Look for evidence of expertise first inside your organisation, either through the documents of the organisation or by finding someone who knows someone. If that does not work, then look outside your organisation to see what you can find about the people inside your organisation.'
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How is SharePoint used in Libraries?
 By Lorette S.J. Weldon
FUMSI: Use
SharePoint offers librarians the ability to program without coding. In other words, to customise a site... provided they can find the time! Lorette Weldon outlines the possibilities for librarians and, using the results of a survey, looks at integrating SharePoint with library management systems.
WHAT'S INSIDE: 'To use SharePoint for collaborating, capturing and organising 'corporate' knowledge (activities, ideas and documents), librarians need to understand how to program SharePoint without coding ie how to become a 'customiser' The survey found out that SharePoint was usually bought by senior management and configured by the IT department. The problem with this implementation was that the web parts used were designed by the IT department from senior management's understanding of what SharePoint can do, without talking to the actual users (librarians and other staff).
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VIP Features
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 SLA 2010 - A VIP Editorial
By Perrin Kerravala
Perrin Kerravala is VIP's guest editor for July.
Perrin is a Librarian at Export Development Canada (EDC), where she manages the firm's
market data and fixed income portfolio management information resources.
July's issue of VIP comes out on the heels of the Special Libraries Association (SLA) annual conference in New Orleans. For me, attending conferences like SLA is about meeting friends and associates old and new, taking in the local sites and flavours, and above all, recharging my professional batteries through learning. SLA in the Big Easy did not disappoint: I caught up with many of my vendors, made new contacts at several networking receptions and, for the first time, tried frog legs, fried gator and Sazaracs. But most of all, I came away with a re-energised enthusiasm for my profession and its potential, which can easily be forgotten when you're buried under the busyness of the day-to-day.
This year's SLA had a few key differences from the past: this was the first time that SLA offered a Virtual Conference Component, where remote attendees could listen to presentations and join in the subsequent conversation. It was exciting to see questions and comments from all corners coming in over the web and via teleconference. Next, SLA supported some serious volunteering this year. Through the Beacon of Hope Resource Centre, several groups conducted service projects to repair Katrina-induced damage and restore neighbourhoods in New Orleans. SLA's 3,400 attendees also held a book drive to support Haiti Reads, a library fundraising project for Port-au-Prince. The conference programme also featured activities to spur NOLA's significant tourism industry, including tours, historical talks, and a spotlight on reconstruction efforts. VIP readers should check out this month's Tap The Wire column for more bits and bites from SLA. Info pros that missed the conference can get an on-the-ground sense of events by requesting a free copy of FreePint's upcoming SLA 2010 Special Report. Request your copy at http://www.freepint.com/events/sla-2010/.
Mobility was a huge buzzword at SLA this year, as evidenced by the numerous mobile applications demonstrated by vendors like FT and EBSCO (and also by the large number of iPads spotted on the trade show floor). FreePint will also be taking a close look at mobile content through a series of upcoming research projects. These surveys and interviews are intended to scope out how much and how quickly mobile content may be making its way into the enterprise. Readers are welcome to raise their virtual hand to participate; contact Robin Neidorf (robin.neidorf@freepint.com) for more information.
Readers looking for a little post-conference inspiration will be interested in the feature articles in July's VIP. The first is an in-depth review of Bureau van Dijk's (BvD) mergers and acquisitions database, Zephyr. The review includes screenshots of BvD's highly anticipated revamped interface, launched in June. This is an exciting development for BvD clients, who will soon see a similar look and feel in their suite of company products. The second feature article, written by yours truly, reviews the productivity-enhancing application, Alacra Compliance (Interactive). Alacra Compliance is an innovative tool that can help firms streamline their compliance-related research and reporting processes, thus helping mitigate their customer and reputation risk. Readers can also soothe their after-conference blues by reading up on the latest changes in content aggregation in Anne Jordan's new column, SourceWire. Enjoy!
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- Social media use in European Libraries
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- Re: LexisNexis links with Microsoft
LexisNexis has announced that Lexis for Microsoft office is now 'broadly available' - either through a standard downloadable installation or through a custom installation and deployment that includes integration of an enterprise document management system or SharePoint site...
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- 'Let's discuss' 'between us', or is it 'too late'?
Market research customers are forcing their suppliers to embrace social media and offer tools for analysis, says the latest Outsell survey. Too right - and as LinkedIn announces its latest acquisition, the implications for social media in the workplace continue to stack up...
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Europe's leading RFID supplier to the library market, Bibliotheca RFID Library Systems, is celebrating an award for innovation from IBM. The accolade recognises Bibliotheca's outstanding business achievements in the field of self-service solutions.
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- Reprints Desk Commits to Help Establish Libraries
Santa Monica, Calif., 9 August 2010: Reprints Desk, Inc. today announced the launch of the company's first social responsibility programme in which Reprints Desk will contribute a portion of every transaction - single article document delivery for research and bulk copies of scientific journal articles ('reprints') for medical marketing and sales...
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- Emerald celebrates 20 years of Internet Research
Boston, MA, August 2010 - Emerald Group Publishing Inc. exhibits new books and journals celebrating management Guru Peter Drucker and seminal articles from Internet visionaries at the 2010 Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Montreal, Canada, 7-9 August. Visitors are invited to the Emerald Stand #201, in Room 220, Hall C of the Palais des Congres of Montreal to discover more...
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CHARM (Centre for the History and Analysis of Recorded Music), from Kings College (London, UK) offers a lot of material and, as is often the case, the best way to get to know it is by visiting the site. In our experience, many databases are available from only a specific location (example: a country). With CHARM, however, we were able to search, find, and listen to recordings online from this UK database in the U.S.A.
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A look back at what the FreePint Newsletter covered at this time in previous years:
- FreePint No. 283, 6th August 2009 "Cooperative Intelligence: Help Yourself by Helping Others" and "Reference Desk: Tips on Using Your Wits"
- FreePint No. 258, 8th August 2008 "Search Beyond the Web: When to Pick Up the Phone" and "Experiencing Information: A Personal View of the 2008 Information Architecture Summit"
- FreePint No. 235, 9th August 2007 "DIY Detection: Competitive Intelligence for SMEs" and "Business Information Trends: Locking Down and Opening Up Content"
- FreePint No. 211, 10th August 2006 "Writing and Editing for the Library Website" and "Stay Ahead of the Pack: Specialists from Small Firms Work with Restricted Resources"
- FreePint No. 188, 11th August 2005 "The Future of the Information Profession -- No Time for Introspection" and "Trends in business information, provision and use"
- FreePint No. 165, 12th August 2004 "Radio Frequency Identification: An Update" and "E-Newsletters: What's the point? And how do you make it?"
- FreePint No. 142, 7th August 2003 "The Safety of Children on the Internet" and "Competition Law Resources Online"
- FreePint No. 118, 8th August 2002 "The Economies of the Balkan" and "Answering Quick Reference Enquiries Using Google"
- FreePint No. 93, 2nd August 2001 "Photography through the Web - Part 1" and "Latin America"
- FreePint No. 68, 3rd August 2000 "Netting your Ancestors: Genealogy Sites on the Internet for tracing UK Ancestors" and "Surveillance and Privacy"
- FreePint No. 44, 5th August 1999 "Interview: Reva Basch, Super Searcher" and "How will we survive Information Overload?"
- FreePint No. 20, 6th August 1998 "Trade Associations on the Web" and "The Need For News Aggregations"
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