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AALL Continuing Professional Education Programs
Competitive Intelligence: Working Side by Side With Marketing (Archived Webinar) The economic downturn has made business and competitive intelligence more important than ever for law firms. The Library and Marketing departments need to work side-by-side to achieve both the short and long-term strategic goals of the firm. Join us as a panel of competitive intelligence experts present case studies and explain how to work collaboratively in managing the expectations of all parties involved in intelligence collection and application. Date: July 15, 2009 Cost: $45 AALL members; $60 non-members
C-ing is Believing: Next Steps for Library Success (Archived Webinar) Communication is key to law librarians' success with C-level management (CEOs, CFOs, CIOs, etc.). How should a librarian interact with the C-people to earn their respect and provide a clear understanding of the value the law library brings to their organization? Best practices include tips on better understanding the hot button issues the C-level is grappling with, learning that confrontation is an effective management tool, and recognizing personality styles and how to communicate with them. Date: February 17, 2009 Cost: $45 AALL members; $60 non-members
Law Firm Library Budgeting for Hard Economic Times (Archived Webinar)This program focuses on creating and maintaining a private law library budget during hard economic times. Learn the general budgeting process and how to write a successful proposal; tips and tricks to employ when there is an immediate need to trim costs; and how to balance user expectation, management expectation, and librarian expectation. Date: December 11, 2008 Cost: $45 AALL members; $60 non-members
Competitive Intelligence on a Shoestring Audio recording and handout material from the 2007 Northeast Regional Law Libraries Meeting. AALL Members Only Date: October 20, 2007
Audio recording and handout material from the 2007 Northeast Regional Law Libraries Meeting. AALL Members Only Date: October 19, 2007
How to Use Competitive Intelligence to Win Clients Audio recording and handout material explains competitive intelligence and teaches law librarians how to develop the skills necessary to assist firms and their prospective clients. AALL Members Only Date: October 10, 2006
Other Resources
RUNNING A BUSINESS: PRACTICAL MBA SOLUTIONS FOR YOUR LIBRARY Review of AALL Annual Meeting Program C6 by Randall J. Thompson PLL Perspectives, Fall 2009, Vol. 21, issue 1
TAMING INFORMATION OVERLOAD: ADDRESSING LAW FIRM CURRENT AWARENESS NEEDS Review of AALL Annual Meeting Program F5 by Elaine M. Knecht PLL Perspectives, Fall 2009, Vol. 21, issue 1
NEXT-GEN INTEGRATED LIBRARY SYSTEM FEATURES RELEVANT TO THE PRIVATE LAW FIRM LIBRARY Review of AALL Annual Meeting Program I3 by Elizabeth Geesey Holmes PLL Perspectives, Fall 2009, Vol. 21, issue 1
Law Firm Competitive Intelligence Blog A community where law firm competitive intelligence professionals can share their ideas, ask questions, and learn from one another through collaboration.
Manhattan BigLaw Libraries with a Smaller Footprint The analyses and processes of physically downsizing the law library/information center by Dodi Levine AALL Spectrum, July 2009, vol. 13, no. 9
Facebook's place in the law library by Jaye A. H. Lapachet and Andrea Rubin AALL Spectrum, July 2009, vol. 13, no. 9
Practicing Law Librarianship: A View to Abridge Preparing your library for a firm merger or acquisition by Patricia Garvey AALL Spectrum, July 2009, vol. 13, no. 9
Saving Costs May Save Jobs - Take it Seriously by Julie D. Melvin PLL Perspectives, Spring 2009, vol. 20, issue 3
Uniting in Competitive Intelligence A meeting of the minds between library services and marketing departments helps grow one law firm’s client base by Monice M. Kaczorowski AALL Spectrum, March 2008, vol. 12, no. 5 |
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