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GHANA BAR ASSOCIATION (GBA) & AITEC ANNOUNCESS 3RD LEGAL INFORMATION & KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP

Ghanaian corporate lawyers will be gathered at Elimina Beach Hotel from 13th to 14th July 2006, for the 3rd Legal Information and Knowledge management workshop under the theme: Developing Legal Information and Knowledge Management Strategies for Change.
Knowledge management is a new field of management now assuming a very important strategy for successful organizations. Knowledge management strategies empower organizations to acquire both the financial and non financial assets necessary to better inform and align their work to key organizational objectives. The increasing relevance of knowledge management and the contributions of knowledge management to the legal field present unparallel opportunities, innovations and strategies for the legal counsel.
It is against this background that AITEC and Ghana Bar Association (GBA) has over the last two years successfully organized the Legal Information and Knowledge Management Workshop to equip Ghana corporate lawyers with the relevant tool to be on top of their professions.
This years workshop, which has attracted over 40 lawyers from all sectors of corporate Ghana is expected to cover areas such as: How Information and Communications technologies enable Knowledge Management; Developing legal Knowledge Management System and Legal Database management among a host of other topics. The overall aim of workshop is to contribute to the capacity building process of legal professionals in Ghana to effectively use knowledge management to increase efficiency.
Commenting on the workshop Peace Addo Frimpong, AITEC GHANA head of Marketing said ‘The key objective of this workshop is help legal practitioners to align knowledge management concepts to corporate legal practice and implement basic legal information and knowledge management system in the most cost effective manner.

For further Information contact:
AITEC
TEL:233-21-7012137
Email : aitec AT africaonline.com.gh
Website : http://www.aitecafrica.com/

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