Competitive Intelligence for Law Firms is written specifically to help you formalise your approach to CI in the legal sector. It examines in-depth how to gather valuable information and turn it into actionable intelligence in the legal environment while avoiding the legal and ethical pitfalls.

Ensuring that your company has access to all of the information it requires when it requires it, and that your systems correctly identify and action any information that must be either retained, stored, or disposed of, can also have huge efficiency and compliance implications.

E-mail Management offers a balanced viewpoint, presenting the best possible solutions to your e-mail management challenges.

Tt is clear that managing the quality of your information is a key enabler to achieving success in any number of other strategic or operational objectives. Objectives including compliance with Statutory regulations (Sarbanes-Oxley and Basel II being just two), the need to defend and grow market share in your industry and the day-to-day challenges of running a business.

A unique report providing a comprehensive and logical guide through each stage of the development process.

Ark Group's new independent report is specifically focused on the development and management of an effective intranet and intranet strategy. It has been written for those involved in any capacity with the contribution to, or management of an intranet and offers readers the information and support they need to be a successful intranet manager.

Essential insights into the thinking and practice behind the most successful portal projects, through case studies from 12 leading organisations. essential insights into the thinking and practice behind the most successful portal projects, through case studies from 12 leading organisations.

KM Culture provides an in-depth analysis of successful strategies for implementing a knowledge sharing culture.

Making Knowledge Work is a unique, uncompromising examination of the practical considerations that influence the success of knowledge management (KM) in a corporate context.

In this new technologically-enabled landscape, and in the face of budgetary and staff cuts library and information services are expected to deliver greater value internally and externally and collaborate with other business support functions like never before.

This 290 page report focuses on nine knowledge professionals and the environments that allowed them to launch and manage some of the most exceptional knowledge based initiatives in the world.

This 240 page report looks to answer the key questions surrounding the ownership of knowledge and knowledge management within the organisation.

The impact of poor communication is felt on the bottom line. From small everyday losses such as inefficiently searching for information, to huge losses such as not capturing the knowledge of departing staff, time is lost in countless ways.

The Social Network Toolkit sets a strategic context for the developing of networking practices that strengthen an organization’s agility and influence from the individual level to that of the organisation itself.

Ark Group’s Strategic Futures Planning report aims to provide managers, planners and strategists in public sector organisations with more information about futures planning efforts, why they are useful, and what needs to be considered in putting together a futures initiative.

Taxonomies: Frameworks for Corporate Knowledge is the most comprehensive practical "hands-on" guide available on taxonomies. No other publication can provide you with such a wide range of research material and case studies in this area.