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posted 2 Jul 2009 in Volume 3 Issue 5

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Where are we going?

One of the most significant recent developments for knowledge-based organisations has been the rise of online networking – how legal professionals can use online social networks both within and beyond their firms to augment offline relationships, build reputation, learn from peers and improve communication, current awareness and work processes. The growth of online networks is set to be a significant evolution in the practice of law because, in many ways, the network-centric view reflects its traditional way of working. Before considering the future of social networking, it is instructive to reflect on some of the lessons to date.

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