“Knowledge Management” has been bandied about a good deal of late, not only in the general business community,2 but also in the legal community.3 It has been the subject of books,4 magazine articles and numerous presentations and conferences. What does it really mean? T
his article discusses knowledge management from the perspective of a lawyer in a large, international company, but should apply equally to other companies and law firms, big and small.
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