Linked: Dancing with tools
The implications of what Seth has to say about tools like Google Sheets when it comes to eDiscovery technology are pretty obvious to me. “If you get good at a type of technology, you’ll find yourself using it often. On … Continued
Linked: In Times of Crisis, a Little Thanks Goes a Long Way
This is a really good idea right now. So many people, from the IT folks who are keeping everything running remotely, to the people getting work done for your organization while also juggling kids, or elderly parents, and on to … Continued
Linked: The Foreign Language of E-Discovery
If this is you, you really should take their advice, and go learn something about eDiscovery technology. Have you ever been involved in a meet and confer regarding electronically stored information and felt your adversary was speaking a foreign language? … Continued
What I’m Sharing (weekly) – May 24, 2020
Special Announcement: Understanding the Business of eDiscovery Work-At-Home and Remote Access – It’s Time for a Security Review How a Services Partner Can Support Your e-Discovery Process Man Accused of Remotely Wiping Cellphone After Arrest I have questions, 1. how … Continued
Small Online Kindnesses We Could All Use
Thanks to the folks at Manager Tools, I learned about this tool. Rather than describe it to you, I’ll simply copy the description from this article about where the idea came from, and what it seeks to accomplish: We thought … Continued
Quick Thought – Masks and Facial Recognition
It may not sound like a serous question, but it is. Whatever side you are on in terms of whether people should wear masks in public I can’t help but notice that there seems to be some inconsistency when it … Continued
Linked: In a Global Survey, Almost All Respondents Said They’d Go to Work Sick
The study was done before COVID-19, but this is one of those things that we’ve all known about for years, and it’s one of the larger questions we will have as offices start opening back up. “As for why people … Continued