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Creating the Successful Law Firm Intranet Session

By Dallas Association of Law Librarians

Creating the Successful Law Firm Intranet
(A five-part webinar series hosted by Nina Platt Consulting, Inc.)

WEBINAR 1: Why is research critical to intranet success?
Wednesday, May 28 12-1:00 p.m. CDT

Deadline to Register: May 23, 2008
REGISTER TODAY!
Space is limited.

FEE: $30.00 Save 15% when 5 or more attendees register from the same firm.
REGISTRATION: Registration is by credit card only.

What is a successful law firm intranet? An intranet should be a business productivity tool. An intranet's success is measured by the increased efficiency of the lawyers and staff who use it. Building a successful intranet involves having a good strategy, a realistic plan and involving users in every step of the process. A successful intranet begins with effectively following a five-step process: Research, Design, Develop, Rollout and Measure.

Nina Platt Consulting, Inc. is hosting a five-part webinar series designed to teach you the steps to creating a successful intranet.

MODERATOR:
Nina Platt, Principle Consultant, Nina Platt Consulting, Inc. Owner and principal consultant, Nina Platt, is a former law librarian and AmLaw 100 firm library director who has worked with knowledge management (KM) in law firms since 1986. She has written and delivered numerous articles, presentations and papers on both KM and intranet-related subjects.

SPEAKERS:
Amy Witt, Project Analyst, Nina Platt Consulting, Inc.Amy has over 8 years of experience planning and managing intranet projects and teams. Previously to joining NPCI, Amy was Intranet Manager in an AmLaw 100 firm.

Laurie Southerton, Certified Usability Analyst, Southerton Consulting & Art, LLC
Laurie is a Certified Usability Analyst and a Certified Business Analyst providing clients exceptional results with intranet planning and design since 1994. Her company specializes in User-Centered Design, Marketing, Communications and Training.

Full post as published by Lex Scripta on May 22, 2008 (boomark / email).