The document is a presentation by Jason Marty, the Global Director of Knowledge Management at Baker & McKenzie, about the law firm's knowledge management program. It discusses how the program was established, early setbacks, and how the firm addressed issues like scope, accountability, and organization over time. It provides examples of how the KM program created global practice libraries, legal training resources, and standards. The presentation concludes by noting positive changes and discussing next steps for the legal KM program at Baker & McKenzie.

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Legal KM and Baker & McKenzie Jason Marty, Global Director of Knowledge Management
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Law Firm Knowledge Management
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Law Firm Knowledge Management
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Law Firm Knowledge Management
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Law Firm Knowledge Management
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Law Firm Knowledge Management
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Case Study
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Baker & McKenzie
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Firm Culture
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Goals of B&M KM Program
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Early Setbacks
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Reset Expectations
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Addressing Scope (examples)
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Addressing Accountability
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Organization
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Structure
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Example - Standards
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Example – Global Practice Library
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Example – Legal Training
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Signs of Positive Change
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Where we are now
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What’s Next for Legal KM
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Legal KM and Baker & McKenzie Jason Marty, Director of KM
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