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- 1. Hélène Russell ©TheKnowledgeBusiness Why do lawyers share knowledge? (and how to encourage them to do it more)
- 2. Who am I? Intro Theory Research Next steps Hélène Russell The Knowledge Business Author Knowledge Network West Exec-MBA Solicitor non- practising
- 3. What will we cover? Intro Theory Research Next steps
- 4. Why bother? Intro Theory Research Next steps Efficiencies & Enhanced performance Innovation & Competitive advantage
- 5. Theor y Intro Theory Research Next steps Cost Benefit “What’s in it for me?”
- 6. Intro Theory Research Next steps Barriers to knowledge- sharing - Nature of Knowledge - Organisation Structures - Trust and relationships
- 7. Intro Theory Research Next steps Research Wide sample: Nationwide UK & single firm Subjective, primarily quantitative, self- reported, with qualitative elements
- 8. Data analysis Intro Theory Research Next steps • Quantitative • Most recent k-s event & k-s over past year • Qualitative – common themes • Cross-comparison of sub-groups • Fee earners – varying proportions • Nationwide & single firm • Those with existing k-s targets & those without • Prolific knowledge sharers & non-sharers k-s = knowledge sharing
- 9. Next steps Intro Theory Research Next steps 1. Awareness through training 2. Recruitment and selection 3. Holistic approach to reward systems
- 10. Next steps Intro Theory Research Next steps Taking a holistic approach • Understand existing research • Understand your fee earners • Holistic approach to reward systems • Pilot group/reassessment
- 11. Further Reading Intro Theory Research Next steps
- 12. Stay in touch Hélène Russell Tel: 07548 912 779 E: helenerussell@theknowledgebusiness.co.uk Twitter: @heleneadby Blogs: knowledge4lawyers.wordpress.com 5ideasto.wordpress.com FB: The Knowledge Business L-In: uk.linkedin.com/in/helenerussell W: www.theknowledgebusiness.co.uk News: www.tinyurl.com/tkbnews