denotes premium content | Mar 11 2010 
Regular
posted 2 Jul 2009 in Volume 3 Issue 5
The last word
Crystal-ball gazing can be bad for you. But it is too easy to get so stuck into the day-to-day that the future suddenly overtakes you. And, to paraphrase the old adage, while predictions of the future are risky, inherently uncertain and so always to be viewed sceptically, planning for possible futures is good business management. It’s in this sense that spending some time thinking about the potential evolution of knowledge management within the law can help us in planning and directing resources – and career development – for the future.
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