by Bruce | May 25, 2005 | About the Site, Articles, Just Plain Interesting
So this from Slate has nothing to do with law firms, but it’s too delicious an economic commentary to pass up. Asking, "What is economics, anyway?," the piece proceeds to analyze (and largely debunk) a sinister theory first put forth 15...
by Bruce | May 21, 2005 | About the Site, Adam Smith Himself, Articles
The LawCrossing site just went live with a profile of me, written by the engaging reporter Regan Morris. Here’s a nice sound-bite: "’I started out in stealth mode because there’s always the dangerous possibility that you might not...
by Bruce | May 18, 2005 | About the Site, Articles
With only ten days left to take the "Adam Smith, Esq." survey, we have over 250 responses. This is very gratifying and rewarding "viewer participation," and I encourage any of you who haven’t checked it out to do so. Many thanks...
by Bruce | May 12, 2005 | About the Site, Articles, Knowledge Management, Leadership, Technology strategy
My article in the May 2005 print edition of Law Technology News is now up. It’s essentially a recap of my coverage of the keynote address where I served as “blogger-in-residence" at the recent CIO/CTO Conference, co-sponsored by ALM and Harvard...
by Bruce | May 8, 2005 | About the Site, Articles
Trust is a classic example of a virtuous aspect of a relationship which can only be won painstakingly over time, but which can be destroyed in an instant. Among the behaviors which support and build up trust are consistency, clarity, transparency, and a track...
by Bruce | May 6, 2005 | About the Site, Articles
Comments are back "on!" Much as I hated to, and as antisocial as it seems in the blogosphere, I was forced for a lengthy interregnum to turn comments "off" thanks to the reprehensible phenomenon of "comment spam:" After...
