The current buzzword in the markets is “transparency.” Companies want to be more transparent so investors, customers and partners can better understand the company. Some of this came from Enron, whose operations and financial statements were often called “opaque.” With the growing Web 2.0 it is harder to get secrets as anyone with an internet [...]
Tag Archives: Mary Abraham
Radical Transparency
on August 24, 2009 in Compliance Bits and Pieces, Social Networking and Web 2.0
Five Things Every Legal Practice Should Know About 2.0
on February 18, 2009 in Enterprise 2.0
At the recent LegalTech conference, Lee Bryant and May Abraham presented on Web 2.0 tool inside law firms (a/k/a Enterprise 2.0). Lee shares his thoughts on his Headshift blog: Five Things Every Legal Practice Should Know About 2.0: In the session, we tried to get across just how easy it is to find meaningful use [...]
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