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Why Libraries Still Matter: Insights From a Recent Study of Academic Libraries by Gensler

By Jean O'Grady on April 13, 2015

Just as I was contemplating topics for Library
Week, I had a chance to review a 2014
study which provided at least of one perspective on “Why Libraries Still
Matter.”

The global architectural and design firm Gensler
recently published a compilation of their Research Reports and one the reports asks “Why do students really go

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Law Firm Space Planning as a Knowledge Management Strategy

By Jean O'Grady on July 31, 2014

The knowledge-enabled productivity and financial rewards of radically redesigning law office space promise to be significant for law firms that have the courage to change.

I recently published an article Law Firm Space Planning as a Knowledge Management Strategy in the July issue of Thomson Reuters Practice Innovations.

c. Thomson Reuters

Just as firms have been grappling with the billable hour for the past
decade, the coming decade may be marked by the struggle to redefine the
legal workplace.

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Libraries Shrinking? Not So Fast! A Tipping Point for eBooks?

By Jean O'Grady on March 15, 2013

20,000 pages of health care regulations

Just when we all thought libraries were shrinking, along comes the new health care law . The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 clocks in at over 2,000 pages. I have always wondered about the ratio between the length of a statute and the volume of regulations it’s implementation will

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